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If I die tomorrow


If I die tomorrow, I know I am loved, even if your problem was never solved. Smelling flowers and ocean seabreeze, I know I will Rest in Peace. I accomplished so much already, even if I feel unsteady. I love staring up at stars and clouds, and somehow I can be found in crowds. I wanna be famous and just be me, as I count down 5,4,3 ... My life goes on with every breath, so I am not afraid of death. I don't do drugs and will stay clean, for I am a green teen. I wear jean shorts and a basic t-shirt, I can't lie, I am a flirt. If I lie to you, I lie to myself, I want to make myself known and remember oneself. Music runs through my veins, I listen to rain hit upon the window pane. Wherever I go in life, here or there, I'll be here for you forever, pinky swear. I will dodge a bullet, trudge through snow, just to get to you to let you know. that I love you unconditionally, I wanna be proposed to traditionally. I'll show you my whole life today, tomorrow or any other day. Just know, if I die tomorrow, I don't want to see you full of sorrow. I made you a promise, I shall keep, so goodnight, time for you to fall asleep .
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