A Relationship
By Verity Valentine
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My heart fills this house
I lay as quiet as a mouse
The sugar spikes my brain
A dream-like, fruity rain
My skin sits uncomfortably
I try not to let the past consume me
I want to greet change indefinitely
I fear something that I cannot see
The past is subjective snippings
Of a film reel of selective clippings
The parts that I have understood
To change some still I wish I could
I greet the silence with relief
The lack of sound cures my grief
This emptiness I call my own
Allows me time to unwind alone
Before my body allows me to sleep
Again I refuse to let my soul weep
I beg the darkness to shut me down
That in my dreams I shall not drown
When I wake a few times
Reminded of my many crimes
The past that enjoys haunting me
Can never alleviate completely
These days I expect little and slow movement
The only way forward is my self-improvement
Goals I must attain in order to move on
These lessons in life will make me strong
Perhaps I may make a friend again
Not sure how, not sure when
I miss long conversation and companionship
Although I am far from ready for a relationship
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