I've been finding myself more in the arms of uncertainty and nostalgia lately. Its warmth cascades down my back like hair made of gold and silk, draping its familiarity over me in the form of weary exhaustion.
And yet, when I get too close, it holds me painfully tighter; or pushes me away. Forcing me to feel the dreary shiver of winter all over again.
Perhaps this affinity surmised was nothing more than a suffocating disguise; its hands holding mine as if they were akin to the bequeathed stars above.
I intend to abandon its presence, as it did to mine; but then I find it knocking on my door once more. And what else shall I do, than let it in?
when the melancholy of winter comes around yet again, I'll be held; then forsaken once more.