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ImSorryIfThisIsAboutYou


dear girl who lives in the flat faced house, thank you for letting me walk you home, you're a sweet person. 
 
dear boy who lives in the cul-de-sac, the boy who lives in the fourth house on the left, the boy by the basketball courts, and the boy who lives with his mother on the top of the hill, thank you for being my friends after all of these years. 
 
dear boy who lives in the cemetery, I miss you. 
 
dear green lights, thank you. 
 
dear stars, you represent the things I love. 
 
dear stars, I don't look at you enough. 
 
dear San Francisco, I'm sorry. 
 
dear New Mexico, I'm jealous of the angels who've kissed your face.
 
dear pinky ring, I love you. 
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