This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Scranton chapter.
I don’t smile when you’re not here:
A poem about long-distance relationships in college.
Another dark and cloudy day
rightfully so,
it personifies my mood.
Another day I do not smile
rightfully so,
I do not smile when you’re not here.
Another daylong rainstorm
rightfully so,
like raindrops tears fall down my cheeks.
Five days pass
rightfully so,
every day is a blur.
A sunny weekend comes
rightfully so,
I sometimes see you.
Happiness like a day
rightfully so,
it comes and goes.