i’m like an old dog sleeping in your couch alone inside your apartment only lit by the rays of light glowing in the afternoon that slowly fades as the night falls down.
i wait for your return — as always.
i casually hear the sound of footsteps outside the door and my tail wags, my ears bolt up, hoping it’s you jostling around holding your groceries (with occasional dog food in it) fumbling for your keys.
but as usual, it’s not you: it’s probably the postman or the neighbor.
i plop my head back on the pillow you gave me back when you just had me which i totally outgrew myself in.
i’ll wait again in the evening — as usual.
i’m reading a book called “the subtle art of not giving a f*ck” and it has been an eye opener and a gentle reminder of how i value things in my life.
anyway, here’s a lazy poetry i made. i missed my dog at home and i got inspired by the way she wags her tail whenever im back