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Not About You


sometimes you realize things in the strangest places. you could be taking a drive. and you

somehow land up on the road you grew up on. without any recollection of how you got there.

you could be talking with a friend and school and realize this isn’t your town. this isn’t you’re

place. this isn’t where you are meant to be.

you could be sitting at home. and realize you’re meant to be with him. he is yours. you love

him.

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