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Far Away

Maybe someday We could sit on our rooftop, (It's yours and mine together) And we could watch the birds fly by, The people drive by, And we could talk till the moon is overhead. Maybe we could wake up in the morning, Coffee brewing, Filling our kitchen with the smell. And we could make each other breakfast; Eggs and biscuits and sausage, And perhaps a stack of pancakes If we're not too sleepy. I don't like the feeling I get When I realize how far all of this is, How far away we are from making this a reality, And how far away you are from me. My generation screams for instant gratification, And the clock keeps ticking so slowly. I don't like to think, About the dollar bills, And the exhausting months of work. And I don't want to remember How alone we both are now. I just keep hoping that maybe someday We won't have so much distance Between us and dreams.
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melanie-welch
American
Published
Oct 22, 2010
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Author's Note: Not my favorite, but the feelings were there and had to come out.

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