My mother once warned me not to watch and wait for water to boil. I guess I never learned I should have learned by the way you interrupted every mangled promise. I've been counting all the clocks I've seen since you told me we'd ran out of time. You are the reason I now know it is possible to drown without water because sometimes I visit the beach where we had our last barefoot slow dance, And only then do I find solace in fantasizing the day I'll forget your name.