The warmth is now gone from your side of the bed
and my body is missing the cuddles you give on rainy days.
your scent has left the room, but the echoes of your laughter remains. I'm not used to sleeping alone anymore.
I miss how the bed dips on your side 'cause of your heavy weight,
and how you became my blanket, my pillow, and a shoulder to cry on.
I hate that I miss you, that I took you for granted, I didn't treasure the moment. I took what we had for granted,
and I regret it.
I miss you, and how my heart used to burn too.
Jun 14, 2018
Jun 14, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
The warmth is now gone from your side of the bed
and my body is missing the cuddles you give on rainy days.
your scent has left the room, but the echoes of your laughter remains. I'm not used to sleeping alone anymore.
I miss how the bed dips on your side 'cause of your heavy weight,
and how you became my blanket, my pillow, and a shoulder to cry on.
I hate that I miss you, that I took you for granted, I didn't treasure the moment. I took what we had for granted,
and I regret it.
I miss you, and how my heart used to burn too.
never take anyone for granted
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