“Things to say: (Insert Parenthetical Inflection)”

Fear, comfort, anxiety, (and desire) are but things to be subdued.  
Change in faces, change in people, change in numbers held, are nothing new;  
many things that many have to say.  

Deep looks, deep stares, deep connections; end the day:  
Judgement, expectation; disappoint.  
Nothing is none (or better)?  
 
Everyone, not many (few-and-far between) have many things to say.  
When done, completed, dead lined, things to say get thrown out, only to fray;  
Parenthetical Inflections stray.  
 
No matter, however, whomever portrays:  
Criticism, cynicism; same.  
Just some things (I have to say).