Your pessimism hangs thick in the air
I find it hard to breathe
And even after you have left
It lingers on my hair and clothes
Like the stench of cigarette smoke
From someone who cares more about
A habit than the people who need to breathe
You are proud of your glass-half-empty attitude
And maybe it gives you comfort
To know that since you expect nothing,
You will never be disappointed
You smirk at me with my airy fairy
Notions of a better day
As I drink from my half-full glass
You mistake my sweetness for stupidity
And my kindness for weakness
You find me naive and hopelessly hopeful
But you don't know me, not really
Or you would know that there were days
All I had was hope, and there were nights
I lay awake waiting for the morning light
Susan
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