Storytime
Toss your things onto my floor
And make yourself comfortable
I won't mind if you linger here long
In fact I'd like it if you'd stay
I have seen a thousand faces
Pass the threshold of that door
Some of them were kind and welcome
Others dark and cold
They begin to feel the same
When you lay in the dark and think back on the years
The dark outside my head is no different from inside
And it does not end
But strike a match and I'll tell you a story
Brew a drink and pull a chair up
You can stay into the night
And well into the morning
And when you wake I'll leave you a breakfast
And clean clothes too
I will be here when you need me
And you will know where I am
The only struggle is finding someone
To care for me
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