Dear Scott,
I start this letter with a laugh
Dramatic irony sings
As January closes on us
My life begins to move on
Later on into the night
A small sound came to me
It was in fact your whisper, soft
As you told me of your pain
I was so sure
I had moved on
Ready for each mountain to charge
But maybe it's not so simple
So soon
Over and done
I know that I am over you
Your face not minds first thought
As friends we were
As friends we are
I’m here when you need me
I’m glad to say I’m here for you
Here, but never waiting
Maybe once I’m long, long gone
You’ll see what you couldn’t before
She dances like winter
Falls hard and melts fast
Good luck keeping her
The snow held into spring
I laughed at myself
You yelling my faults
I realized then
My hearts amend
No longer for you a space
I fell right in
Each day and night
Into that deepening hole
But now with time
That hole’s been un-dug
The one you left there for me
So sorry, Hun
The worlds walking away
When she cheats, fret not
I’ll be there for you
With a smile
I’m moving on
“Your iPod sucks,” Tyler whined as he gave up searching for a song worthy of his ears.
“Here, pass the cord back,” Scott sighed, reaching forward. I strained to hand it back as he eagerly took it, a song already picked out. His clammy fingers gently graced mine, sending goose bumps up my arm. I quickly pulled my hand forward, grabbing the wheel with both hands to turn it sharply to the right in the direction of the off ramp before my reaction was noticed by either of the boys.
“We’re here!” Tyler informed Scott, the little boy inside of him jumping for joy while his teenaged figure remained stiff. I laughed a little to myself, imaging what Tyler would have looked like as a child, his sky blue eyes wild with excitement as the time drew closer to him seeing Silvia.
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Dear Scott
Teen Fiction"Growing up around fairytales, Disney princesses and teen films, we are raised to believe that happy endings are always in store for us. But more often than not, reality sinks in, and the happy ending doesn't occur. Especially in high school. The ma...