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Vaya Con Dios, she said as she walked off, into the foggy abyss. I return to my position on the stage and pick up my saxophone Everyone in shock and awe at the argument that just took place. A mother crying out in fear A body laying on the floor; lifeless Whats worst than losing a son. My mind in the skies I cry into my saxophone As its slowly drowned out by the sirens I think to myself, don’t worry my darling; I will be with him shortly I pull out my gun at the end of my solo. The gun that the second I bought, it was predestined “Don’t worry my darling”
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
Vaya Con Dios
Vaya Con Dios, she said as she walked off, into the foggy abyss. I return to my position on the stage and pick up my saxophone Everyone in shock and awe at the argument that just took place. A mother crying out in fear A body laying on the floor; lifeless Whats worst than losing a son. My mind in the skies I cry into my saxophone As its slowly drowned out by the sirens I think to myself, don’t worry my darling; I will be with him shortly I pull out my gun at the end of my solo. The gun that the second I bought, it was predestined “Don’t worry my darling”
AnthonyCaceres
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
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