We both remember carving our names into a tree with a Batman key
We remember smoking a cigarette by the lake
We remember falling asleep in each others arms
We remember drawing her favorite couple in complaining it looked bad
I remember falling asleep alone
I remember falling in love with your uncontained beauty at my doorstep in the spring
I remember heart aching agony, wishing your muddy boots that make you taller than me would appear in my silver tears
I remember dreams, waking up with the taste of honey lingering on my tongue
I remember hour long phone calls, because I threatened to swallow a handful of multicolored pills, found from my empty pantry
I remember your tear stains on my favorite sweater
I remember ink on thin folded trees, pressed into my palm with your name signed at the bottom
You remember my name
Feb 27, 2015
Feb 27, 2015 at 3:14 PM UTC
We both remember carving our names into a tree with a Batman key
We remember smoking a cigarette by the lake
We remember falling asleep in each others arms
We remember drawing her favorite couple in complaining it looked bad
I remember falling asleep alone
I remember falling in love with your uncontained beauty at my doorstep in the spring
I remember heart aching agony, wishing your muddy boots that make you taller than me would appear in my silver tears
I remember dreams, waking up with the taste of honey lingering on my tongue
I remember hour long phone calls, because I threatened to swallow a handful of multicolored pills, found from my empty pantry
I remember your tear stains on my favorite sweater
I remember ink on thin folded trees, pressed into my palm with your name signed at the bottom
You remember my name
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