"So quiet that I might hear my own heart beat if it weren't broken"
Your silence wraps me like a worn blanket, thin and frayed, providing no warmth, no protection from the cold that invades my every pore as I sit here shivering with fear, questioning every shadow moving outside of the window, lurking, as if sneering at this emptiness drenching my soul with worry and doubt
Lost inside these four walls, stained and patterned of past dreams, folding within the plaster nightmares and faded rectangles where pictures of us once hung, smiling faces, memories I miss those times, our times, God I miss you
My eyes wet, red and swollen, nervously seeking any minute reassurance, even the faintest of whispers that you somehow still care And as I listen, counting dust particles in the muted sunlight, cowering in this corner, hearing only silence echoing in the empty chambers of my broken heart