Outside the Glass

He decides to write about his current situation. He writes about it in third person hoping it doesn’t sound as bad. He has no one to call up in the evenings. No one to say “want to go out?” to. No one to look to and feel a sense of joy. Him spending all his days alone has become the norm. He is an outsider to the concept of someone saving him a seat. He looks at people sitting in the warm glow of…