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Unwelcomed Days


Do you ever get those days, 

Those days where you're frustrated with everything

For no reason at all?

Days when happiness goes into hibernation for a few hours

Days when you simply don't have the motivation to go forward

Days that drag you back toward those feelings, 

those unwelcomed guests who suddenly announce their arrival

And enters your life again one too many times 

So, 

Was it eighty or eight hundred times?

I'm not too sure myself

I stopped counting when my other half started talking

Talking, without stopping 

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