Misery

mis·er·y

  [miz-uh-ree]  Show IPA

noun, plural mis·er·ies.

1.

wretchedness of condition or circumstances.

2.

distress or suffering caused by need, privation, or poverty.

3.

great mental or emotional distress; extreme unhappiness.

4.

a cause or source of distress.

5.

Older Use.

a.

a pain: a misery in my left side.

b.

rheumatism.

c.

Often, miseries. a case or period of despondency or gloom.

No, not the Kathy Bates movie kind of misery, 

although that's what pops to mind. 

More like #3 above.

More like the kind that loves company.

I guess I am feeling a wee bit miserable

because I miss my company.

I have this relentless reminder

that just won't quit.

I wish it would.

The more it reminds me the

more misery I feel.

Tomorrow is another day,

hopefully it will bring another 

feeling, on a positive side.

Tomorrow is just a day away...

can I hold out until then?