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Room Service

January 17, 2013
By Anonymous

I watch as the color of loneliness fades from the sky and I pull back the curtains to admire the forest ground you walked upon those summer evenings.

I suppose there's something to be said about the monsters in the world who try to have a heart.

Maybe most songs start with apologies for a reason and there's a soul that can be defrosted even in the dead of winter.

But the creases of these bedsheets hold stories of many nights of regret and hollowness regardless of the invitations I sullenly subdue to.

There once was a time I'd say I do this for myself but lately I've been having a hard time blinking the sleep from my heavy eyelids.

There's a fine line between yes and no and being wanted and being used. Somehow I found myself tangled in the process of discovering who I want to be.

There's enough bottles laying around here to be considered a suicide and amidst all of the resent laying in the crevices of this house, I find comfort knowing at least one of us gets what we want.

There's no escaping a situation you deserve to be in, so I open my eyes into yours and let you nestle in the cave once called my heart for as long as you wish to stay.

I packed your bags for you and shivered away the nostalgia for something that hasn't happened and chain smoked as I watched the sun disappear behind the horizon.

Some of us deserve a love that takes our breath away, but as I crawl into used bedsheets I understand I'm not part of that majority and I have nobody but myself to blame.


The author's comments:
Some believe they have nothing to give to the world that's worth anything. So they give themselves up to anyone who will take them because they find fulfillment in giving people what they want.

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