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Reminince


We walked hand-in-hand Through the woods With the sun at our backs The air tasting like salt And the sound of water hitting rocks, We approached the lake. It's funny, I'm the size of an Ant compared to you. You smell as pleasant as fresh picked flowers. But it seems as Though we've walked under a ladder, Because that love Is now replaced with hate.
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