Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Dec 2020
Now I lay me down to sleep, mind naught but unwound thread,
the nearly risen sun prepared to rear its ugly head.
No mowing, honks, or rooster’s crow, but sounding in their stead:
my racing thoughts, your steady breath, all time suspended here in bed.
I hate getting home so late that I don’t get to see him but he always manages to roll over and wrap an arm around me so I feel comforted while I stare at the ceiling for hours, trying to wind down....
persephone
Written by
persephone  22/Genderqueer/TX
(22/Genderqueer/TX)   
359
 
Please log in to view and add comments on poems