Lifeless Companion 🫂

A constant presence, silent friend,
My pillow stays till the bitter end.
Through joy and tears, it bears my weight,
A loyal companion, in love and hate.

Why does it stay, when others flee?
Is it bound by threads of loyalty?
Or does it listen, without a sound,
To the whispers of my heart, unbound?

Perhaps it's lifeless, yet so true,
A steadfast mate, through all I go through.
No judgments passed, no criticisms made,
Just a soft cushion, where my head's laid.

In its silence, I find my peace,
A refuge from the world's wild release.
The pillow stays, through every test,
A faithful friend, that's always best.

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