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Washington


I was ten years old the first time I ever visited Washington. I loved it. Two years later, I met a boy who called it home. I loved him. My face was the Washington sky. I saw so much rainfall in just three years. I was 605 feet up in the air, but his lies, and ultimately, his silence brought me d o w n
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