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The poet would like to apologize to her readers for having taken some creative license in the previous poem. She was not residing with any ghosts at the time that the poem was written. The ghosts were, in fact, two very nice women who are very much alive. It was merely a symbolic tool to communicate the poets sense of isolation, and it was a stupid and obvious one at that. The poet would like to extend a sincere apology to these women for any confusion this may have caused about the nature of their relationship with the poet which was always very friendly, or for any self-doubt leading to a sort of identity crises which the poet’s thoughtlessness may have occasioned.
In addition, the poet’s muscles did not atrophy.
Furthermore, there were actually a few photographs of women on the walls and one painting had two female figures, which I am sure would have loved to sing with the poet if they could.
The poet would also like to clarify that the clouds did have places to get to, but it was their job to get there, and any implication that they were negligent towards her should be regarded as a falsehood.
In fact, the poet would like to apologize again, right now, to the reader because she just said she took some creative license when really all that means is that she was lying. She is sorry she lied.
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