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Red bull in the morning is Heaven,
waking up and going to school is Hell.
Getting through the halls are easy,
when you're saved by the bell.
All my classes are pretty hard,
Honors biology is the worst.
I swear I'm going to pass,
My intelligence turned into a curse.
Half asleep you whispered "Let's run away."
A tangle of limbs clung together under white sheets.
I studied your face, I never really paid attention to your face.
The way your eyelids flutter while you're resting or,
The way your hair crops your face perfectly.
I whisper so quietly, it's like a hushed breathe, "Together."
You were already sound asleep.

Several days later, just nearing dusk,
you pulled up in your truck and said "Let's run away."
As I got into the truck I spoke softly, "Together."
We drove and we joked about our childhood.
We drove and we opened the windows and blasted music.
We drove and let the crickets fill the silence in between.
Hours later we ended up in a field laying together on the bed of your truck.
We talked for hours that night, joking and laughing.
"We really should run away," I said. You didn't answer me for awhile,
I thought you were upset. You pulled me closer buried your face into my hair and whispered "Together."
I'm trying to remember that night.
The cold lonely one, you left me with my thoughts.
Taking a break sounds simple, departure at its finest.
You'd be back after sometime, but those thoughts raged on.
On and on with such peril and harm and negativity.
You'd be back after sometime, you promised.
That sweet and fragile vow seemingly unspoken.
It's been sometime now, and I haven't forgot to keep this smile on my face.
This smile for you and everyone else.
It's been sometime now and you're not back to remind me what true happiness feels like.
An obligation deteriorated, unspoken, but now broken.
I guess those late night moon light meetings are over.
I guess that pledge to always be there is gone.
Completely unspoken
Goodbye, My Love.
Starving myself? Starving myself, I'm just mirroring my soul's emptiness.

— The End —