Alone in the Wright

Here I stand in quiet despair,
Questioning how I ended up here.
Doubting if I will ever get through this,
Hoping it’s nothing but a life’s cruel miss.
A man’s world they say,
Yet I can’t seem to have it my way.
Was it always meant to be this hard?
Cause I am slowly turning mad.
Deep in my chest, I quietly pray,
To be as steady and certain as day.
For I am alone in this bother,
With no comfort from a significant other.
But maybe in time, as seasons shift,
These burgers will loosen, the fog will lift.
And though I have no hand to pull me over,
I’ll keep walking on, a silent rover.