Solemn Friend
Noise slivers it's silver tongue across my cheek.
A sharp sting reaches it's wound.
His laughter mocks the pain.
This solemn friend brings me solace.
He saunters off in disregard,
Leaving me in his wake.
I call for him to stay,
But he leaves me in silence.
Void is what remains.
Nothing to see,
Nothing to know,
Nothing but me,
And the pain it brings.
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