Saying Goodbye
I waved goodbye and we drove out of sight.
My face was smiling but my heart was dying.
I kept you in sight until we turned onto the interstate,
you faded in the distance. The truck picked up
speed and I knew that I left my heart there with you.
On we drove crying and laughing, telling stories
about you the whole way home. Inside I couldn’t
breathe but on the outside I faked it and tried my
hardest to stop my tears. A four-hour drive with
no call; after each mile my heart sunk a little lower. I
put away my belongings and waited for my
phone to go off. And then just when I had given up hope, you called.
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