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If the Air was Thicker


The wind falls through my window

And you don’t love me

I wish the air was thick,

More like water,

I can’t explain why

But I can imagine my room filled up like a fish bowl

Id float up

Up is nice

And I feel so damn down

I’m a bad swimmer

So I guess if the air was water

It’d be harder for me to get to you

And that’d be better,

That would be awesome.

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