The Cry

crying
I thought my eyes had run dry,
taken over by sand dunes in the night.
But they are wet as I tell you this lie –
they are tired from caving into The Cry.

It plagues them with a quick sting,
so sharp they answer to its beckoning.
Tears become part of the following –
they roll slowly and begin to sing.

Their tune is awfully sad,
telling the story of a love so mad.
Neither was loved and neither was glad –
but they held on loosely to each other’s hand.

These tears, they always do fall,
whether it is the eve, noon or morn.
They slither and weave and crawl –
Until I am unmasked, naked and vulnerable.

About Danielle Montgomery

Writer, daydreamer, animal lover, Pisces.
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