Isn't it funny how when I look at you all I see are remnants of what used to be?
I can't bear to look at you as who you are now because if I do then I know that that part of me has died.
The part of me that played in the stream by my house, the one that built a bridge out of mud and an old windshield The part of me that swung for hours on that bee infested swing that dangled over the steep ravine in your backyard.
Do you remember when we wanted to run away? We were going to build flying machine and travel far and wide
I wish now that we had built a flying machine instead of adolescence. ... I'm sorry
s.c.
I miss what we used to have. You look so different now.