they may fall on rusted steel and cracked cement that make them yearn to be majestic skyscrapers and pristine roads waiting for your magic rain to wash their truths away
and careful where you smile to shine a light on wilted petals that turn to your temporary sun for nourishment
careful how you stand if the breeze catches hold it will burn you into memory and regret its every movement
and careful when you leave that doors are locked and windows shut so that empty houses never hear you walk away.