We sat in the shade of that old pine tree inhaling the fading October sun twisting lyrics to ancient songs, and fixing rules to faltering fantasies
We searched the inky midnight sky for clouds, but were blinded by the endless stars so instead tiptoed through the moment, said if come November all would fall into the box of things that used to be
We sat by that flaming river until the embers engulfed our dreams as darkness cloaked our moonlight skin we dissolved into the vanishing breeze
I still have that bag we stuffed with our meandering thoughts, and it still has sand that smells of rain
Barefoot and empty handed Our callused feet held the universe at bay but it poured through, poured through the cracks anyway
Do you remember? Can you hear the echoes of our teenage dreams?
They were something, those dreams And we danced through near half of them, we did sure as our ****** bruises, we did.