i thought it was all a misculculation,
but i realised there wasn't any room for negotiation.
i looked towards the wall of glass that offered a view of cloudless sky,
and guess i might just as well be one of those friends who goes filtered through those sieves of theirs.
i still can't get over the fact that we no longer hang out,
but perhaps having me around would be too much of a comfort to anyone.
i set myself into my comfortably into the chair,
and i've somewhat lost what all seemed to be nothing but fun.
some people appear smug and restored to me,
while others make me feel like i'm someone vulnerable.
even though how hard i ball my fist to appear strong,
they still twist me around their finger like there's nothing wrong.
somehow, it's the people who club as often as getting a bath.
like some girl i used to know back then was normally subtle,
and lately she's gone wild and it's bad enough to risk embarassing herself.
it's was mortifying knowing she was once a friend of mine.
being crowded ass to ass at a table in a club,
where entertainment included music that threatened the eardrums,
probably isn't my idea of a good time.
perhaps this sense of wrongness is simply the vast gulf i feel between all people and i.