Guest House Poem by Kewayne Wadley

Guest House



I still miss you.
Sometimes I wonder if you miss me
As much as I dream that you do.
If I am even a second thought, if you miss
Anything about me period.
I don't think I've ever squeezed you as tight
as I do than when I dream.
When I am sleep, everything feels real.
The feel of your skin.
The way the small of your back raises
When you breathe.
Your hair a mess, barely holding on to the pillow.
Apparently dreams are the guest house to prayers.
Missing you hurts like hell, lying awake
In angst, not being able to enjoy the moment
In full.
I don't think I've ever squeezed you as tight
As I do than when I dream,
Your head in the cease of my arm.
I am not ready to wake up yet,
I am not ready for you to go.
Not ready for you to disappear.
When I dream,
Every word we say is silent
& your heart beats next to mine.
You snuggle up close to me &
Everything in you just releases.
Just let me sleep a while longer,
I still feel safe when you're around
I still miss you when you're not around

Tuesday, June 1, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: Poem,Poetry,Writing
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Kewayne Wadley

Kewayne Wadley

Groton, Connecticutt
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