I have an old dresser
in the corner of my room
that sits and collects
the dust of memories
that should have been made.
My clothes lay in piles on the floor
and the dresser remains empty,
full of promises unfulfilled
and a life that I will never call mine.
I leave the drawers shut to drown out
the noise and quiet the ghost
of who I may have been,
but she still taunts me with
a happiness that makes me ache.
I could wipe the dust away,
fill the drawers with new memories,
and make space for someone else,
but you would be gone,
and I'd have to admit that you left.
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Poetry I'll Never Let Anyone Read
PoetryA random collection of poetry I swore I'd never let anyone read.