Endorphin

In the depths of my being, a yearning does reside,

A desire for solace, in this pain I can't hide.

My head, it throbs relentlessly, an affliction to bear,

Seeking respite, a balm for this anguish, I dare.

I long for a little endorphin, a gentle embrace,

To soothe these restless echoes, leaving no trace.

For my head is a battleground, where agony dwells,

And silence envelops, like a foreboding spell.

Sometimes, my hearing wanes, like a distant refrain,

As if the world conspires, to obscure my domain.

But in this chaos, a heartbeat pounds in my chest,

A rhythm seeking solace, a melody to manifest.

Oh, the weight upon my spirit, a heavy burden to bear,

With labored breath, a struggle, a relentless affair.

Tears cascade from my eyes, an overflow deep within,

Aching to share this pain, with my soulmate akin.

For they, my beloved, would tend to my plight,

A tender touch, a refuge, in the dead of the night.

They'd caress my weary brow, with love unreserved,

Easing the torment, as my soul begins to be stirred.

Together we'd navigate this labyrinth of despair,

Our love, a beacon, guiding through darkness unfair.

For in the arms of my soulmate, I'd find solace true,

A sanctuary from the pain, they'd mend what is askew.

So, let the tears cascade, like a river untamed,

For in vulnerability, strength is forever unchained.

And may the little endorphin grant relief from the strain,

In the embrace of my soulmate, enveloped by love's reign.