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Still Waiting

I waited.

I waited for him,

to be kissed,

to be held

in his warm arms.

I waited.

 

I waited

so we could

talk about the day,

good or bad,

to lighten the weight.

I waited.

 

I waited

so we could

make plans

for tomorrow,

for the coming weekend.

I waited.

 

My eyes were tired.

I waited.

My body was aching.

I waited.

 

Every part of me

expected his touch.

So

I waited.

 

….

….

….

 

It was late.

He came.

 

I could hear

keys jingling.

He came.

 

I could hear

the door squeak.

He came.

 

I could hear

water flushing

down the hall.

He came.

 

I could hear footsteps

on the staircase.

He came.

 

He came close

to my room,

but

he opened another door

and went to sleep,

thinking I was already asleep,

without making a sound.

 

And I,

still awake,

still waiting.

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Rosita26
Published
Apr 10
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