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Coming of Age


And there I was In your bed Thinking about being young And what I would’ve said. It isn’t simple. I get terrified, Then stormless Softhearted And undressed. Covered by your sheets, Warm from your heat. Dazed In your bed. And I think about that little girl And what she would’ve said.
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