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You & I


I love wearing your old t-shirt,

At the end of the day when we were covered in dirt.

When we were kids and accidentally kissed,

I wanted you and couldn't resist.

I want so bad to be your love,

Because you and I, we fit like a glove.

Sitting atop my stairs I begin to miss you,

Because you always seem to make even my greyest skies blue.

 

((inspired by my sisters poem!))

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jmbizme

Well, my parents are divorced, my mom is in a wheelchair, my stepdad works day shift, and I cook a lot. I love to draw, write, and listen to music, but mostly country.

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jmbizme
<p>Well....what do y&#39;all think..?</p>

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