A lot can happen in for years. I said, but you begged You don’t think you’ll come back? Not even for me? Not even for you. Not even for you, but you see this is just a ghost town haunted by the very memory of your wild existence, calling a teenager after curfew to your street name, a few skipped breaths in bed, kid skin and little bellies trapped by wide-spread fingers and an innocent lust. *A lot can happen in four years.
Twenty two sounds a lot older when you’re eighteen and beautiful, but really we’re all just chasing cars, multiplying the distance, confusing the circumstances and rebelling against the plan. This place isn't how you left it. I’m not the glass-eyed girl in your driveway telling you I’d never change if you would just stay within my reach. I know I missed a few calls. I know you did, too. But honestly, what more could we expect from a dreamer and trailer boy with alcohol breath? We’ve had our roles from the beginning. We were unlucky crossing paths, supernovas whose rubble fell together on the ground in a coded map that only our hands could read.
You don’t think you’ll come back? You said, but now 1,910 miles between, I know that it’s you that won’t come back for me.
Part 2 response to my poem from last year called "Four Years."