Runaways
You see her with sun on her face and she smiles up at the sky
She catches your eye
A sly grin pricks at the corners of her full lips
Pack a bag and laugh while the stereo fills the empty space
A key is kissed and a rabbit’s foot is thrown into the ignition
Tight skin and warm weather makes the days slip away like smoke
Ten thousand miles of untouched lands and plaid blankets carelessly laid atop them
Glittering waters of an off-putting lake cause goosebumps
“It could be the sea” she screams at the stars
Twinkling voices bounce off the translucent moon as the city wolves howl
The future is so far
So you drift into her heartbeat covered in oil colored skin
You inhale the soft smell of soap pulling at you from her dark hair
Never go home
It’s much less fun.
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