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The Lost Commuter


Unless you choose to stand by me, Although I have an urge to speak, Up to the point when you acknowledge my presence, Until the day ceases, I stand silently. Once your point of departure arrives, Before I will be able to look you in the eyes, Because I am unable to socialize, Unless I live a life of lies, You will walk away into the endless crowd.
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