Does a fight—
Clear the air
Or leave a bad taste
In your mouth?
A quiet room,
a soft light,
amidst a dark gloom,
two voices—neither right
Both trying to flee,
Just doing it differently,
Finding it hard to agree,
A hand clutching a shoulder gently.
The fingers getting shrugged off
Silence just broke
A loud scoff
Taming anger, trying not to choke
Then you beg one another to stay
Yet there is nothing left anymore
Nothing you can say
That was so uncalled for
So the air might be clear
But still I fear
To speak
Now, that everything is bleak
Dec 10, 2025
Dec 10, 2025 at 10:05 AM UTC
Does a fight—
Clear the air
Or leave a bad taste
In your mouth?
A quiet room,
a soft light,
amidst a dark gloom,
two voices—neither right
Both trying to flee,
Just doing it differently,
Finding it hard to agree,
A hand clutching a shoulder gently.
The fingers getting shrugged off
Silence just broke
A loud scoff
Taming anger, trying not to choke
Then you beg one another to stay
Yet there is nothing left anymore
Nothing you can say
That was so uncalled for
So the air might be clear
But still I fear
To speak
Now, that everything is bleak
