thoughts & hopes--scholarship
Dear Caitlin,
First off, I hope you’re doing fine;
I see you every day and still I don’t know
how you are--for real.
if you’re eating--you don’t think it’s a big deal.
whether you can sleep now--who knows if you learned how to heal?
But I know these hopes are only mine,
Living in this perpetual low.
Do you still think about him too?
The irony in his name: Raymond, Ray.
like a bit of sun--even though all he was was dark.
the same as his father--he obviously left his mark.
one I used to like--now with too much of a character arc.
How angsty is it that his favorite color was blue?
I drive past his house and get angry that these thoughts cannot be kept at bay.
I don’t assume anything will be alright,
And I know it doesn’t have to be.
But I still always think about you at night,
Lying awake and wondering if you think about me.
Dutifully,
Always,
Brenna
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