knew that time was slipping by;
families left town to go visiting
and played by the beach.
I dreamed of the beach so much
of your parent’s beach house and how
we would one day spend a night there
laying out on the sand and watch as
the sun sort of dipped away then rise
back up, how it would never truly get
dark
but it the sky would change from light blue
to blue, to a gentle soothing blue to
a pale moonlit blue and
the sea would wash
our feet...
Day dreams killed me, they never
quite let me go
and now I’m suffering in the wake
of reality because
I never got the chance to reach out
to you.
I never got a chance to know
if you really did love me.
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That Summer
Teen FictionAbused at home and neglected, Will tells his story of a summer where he was determined to run away with his online sweetheart before meeting a tragic, broken end. Verse-novel.