Holding on to a thread

And just like me
It’ll try its best

To keep you warm and comfortable
Through pressure and rest

It loves to be in a pair
But it can stand on its own

When one gets lost or goes missing
The other will likely be forever alone

If it gets used a lot
It will wear out

It’ll be tossed away
And soon forgotten about

But when things get tough
As me, holding on is what it will do

Holding on to that last thread
Until it becomes see-through

The tear is visible
And no one wants it anymore

Life has taken its toll
And it’s not whole, as it was before

It is an inevitable thing
Just a couple of rounds on the clock

For me to realize
I’m just the same as a sock
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