The Little Things
Sad music;
bright eyes welling up with tears.
Tender, passing moments
knowing my friends love me
and I love them.
Movies with the family;
Saturday mornings as a child.
Forgiveness.
Disreguard for gossip,
for trivial judgments
or judgments at all.
Grass stains and scraped knees,
running in the woods,
sledding in the winter;
fiction I read as a kid,
starry skies and campfire marshmallows.
People being in love
believing that love is real.
Brooke being sarcastic,
Shea reading every novel she can get her hands on,
sci-fi as the sun sets,
acting a bit like a child forever;
Tristan disreguarding the rules
his hair sticking up like a mad scientist,
Grace not being shy.
The band room,
Walter T-shirts,
Feeling intelligent and WORTH something.
Dad drawing blueprints,
building things;
Mom's hugs;
Carefree summers.
Finding acceptance;
The GATE room in middle school,
people who think like me,
bonding at Frost Valley.
A boy's protective body language,
sitting by his girl best friend;
they both secretly want to fall in love
with each other.
Small moments.
People helping each other.
Smiling.
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