The Pillow That Forgot My Name
Even sleep remembers who left first
By Hazrat Usman UsmanPublished 6 months ago • 1 min read
Photo by MADEINEGYPT.CA on Unsplash
I laid down
but the pillow
felt unfamiliar
as if
it had forgotten
the shape
of my sorrow
you used to sink
into the right side
soft
like forgiveness
without words
but last night
my head
met rejection
creased cotton
gave me
no comfort
I asked sleep
to carry me
but even dreams
had your name
written out
this pillow
used to know
my breath
used to echo
your silence
now
it’s just
a square of cloth
without memory
or mercy
About the Creator
Hazrat Usman Usman
Hazrat Usman
A lover of technology and Books


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