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BEACH


I told you i didn't like the beach You said you loved the beach. But every day is better than the last A whirlwind, a twirl, a spin, a whisper Closer to completely and utterly intertwining myself to you. Your hands tangle with mine and suddenly I'd go anywhere you'd want to bring me. Suddenly I'm gasping, tripping, and falling after your footsteps. Your eyes pull me in and I'm trapped in everything Evan Evan Evan. I followed your steps and I kissed you in the sand and let you devour me on the shore. I saw your skin tint from the sun and your body fall asleep in the warmth. You melted in the waves so I did too. Your arms encased me when the sun shed and the night rose and it was just the sand and us us us. You told me you loved the beach and suddenly I fell in love too.
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