I think I’ve waited long enough. Our world was once forget-me-nots And now I wait another year. Now I wait another year. I need you here. I think I’ve heard this one before, But it’s not you walking through my door. And now I wait another year. Now I wait another year. I need you […]
Tag Archives: Red Letter Day / Woodson
Mass Pike
I wonder when I wander home If I’ll be fit to drink alone. Sleep with my memories, Pictures, apologies. For every minute yesterday, Regret reminds me anyway. If I remember anything, I’ll make mistakes again. Last night on the Mass Pike, Thought I was losing you. Last night on the Mass Pike, I fell in […]
Second Place
It’s been proven, hundreds over since, the decision was the best that we could make. If I wasn’t clear enough before… that’s not what I said, and I bent over backwards just to speak. If you’ve got things straight in your head then you’ve got bigger problems than me. I’ll send you straight to your […]
One Year Later
Wandering the K-10 As anniversaries end, Pondering events that brought us here. If anyone remember when Around the world and back again Was a dream not quite so clear? Overwhelms Over the hills and away Was not a mistake. Did that straight and narrow, Nailed self-righteous arrow Get to be so decadent? Could you trade […]
Anne Arbour
Sooner or later more, These words to paper pour. Compose apologies, To bring you back to me. What words were written for: One girl whose pages tore. I’ll bet you never knew, With a letter came a fool for you. She says she’d worked it out, This room’s not big enough for two. He swears […]
Off The Wagon
They’re my reasons for getting over this and it’s not much better than waking up with your head in your hands, and your arms are tired from supporting… It’s better in the long run, but this is the worst day of my life. I’m giving in, this can’t be much better than dying. I’m going […]
A New Found Interest In Massachusetts
If I told you that I was thinking of moving east, would you save a place for me? I’ll come home cause it’s worse that I expected. A place in my heart for my home to the west where we’ll watch the same sunsets, and when I doubt… I’ll look east and lock my heart […]