Phone Call

I picked up the phone,
To call someone I used to call home.
The music would slide through,
Filling the barrier of the empty room.

Christmas day,
Please pick up.
I know what you'd say,
But...but...

The music would still carry on,
When eventually it'd all be gone.
He knew it were me,
But why wouldn't he just see?

I sat thinking for a few hours,
As my mood grew even more sour.
Music flew a loud,
As my eyes covered with these small clouds.

"Merry Christmas pumpkin head",
Thats what my Dad used to always say.
Before the five years,
When non-existent were these tears.

That was my present,
Which I found the most of, pleasant.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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