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Promise


Under the willow tree,

you kissed me

we danced

we hugged

we picked the small leaves.

Under the porch roof,

you held me

we whispered

we giggled

we wondered about the wood.

Under the warm covers,

you promised me

we touched

we caressed

we sliped out our bodies.

 

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acarrillo32

Living in a world where some things just are way too loud, where a paper is screaming out so much.... I wish it was always nice things that objects scream though.

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