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Goodbye


miles drag on while my eyes lower and fall, the stars begin to sprinkle the sky, nothing seems familiar at all, yet this path has watched me cry, I frown at the memories, because even the better ones are over, and the worse ones repeat the misery, but you'll always be with me- the luck of a four leaf clover.
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