every boy that has ever ran his fingers on my skin crawled up from under my bed and invaded the darkness; he pulled the blanket up over my shaking body, and brushed his fingers through my tangled hair.
a creature of the night providing me comfort; he laid his head on the empty side of my pillow whispering into my hollow head, signals which would flow through my dry veins and start the pumping of a disintegrating heart.
his demons kept him awake at night just as the monsters of my past have me; his eyes were like a flashlight in the dark room, this creature was my savior.
but morning comes and he is gone, my troubles glisten in the sun -everyone runs. you can't fix by morning what haunts you; I only date monsters -they keep me company at night; when my flaws come spilling out but not in bright light.