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Alone?

A Writer's Lonely Thoughts

By Corey IveyPublished 8 years ago • 1 min read

Alone in the desolate darkness, tired and cold

A story for me that’s forever retold

Falling for lies that drip from cold, smiling, lips

Everyone thinking that my heart can be won by a wink and full hips

Wanting to be loved as I love seems to be an impossible thing

Loving unconditionally and having a woman wear my ring

Laying here all alone once more

Hurting and torn to my very core

From the darkness a tentacle slithers across my cheek and flicks a tear away

A guttural voice speaks from the blackness, stern but kind, “Don’t worry Dear Writer, unlike the women you’ve loved with nothing in return, we will always and forever stay.”

heartbreak

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Corey Ivey

Veteran, horror writer, and poet. Currently residing in Atlanta, GA.

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    Written by Corey Ivey