I hear the rain on the roof of my car, loud and serene.
I see the wet pavement stretch out for miles in front of me.
I don’t look back.
This was my last attempt at the American dream, trying to live out what he wanted.
A love for a country I now pity was so effortlessly strong in his young heart.
I don’t know where I’m going in the car of his dreams, but I hope he’s with me in spirit.
I kept the passenger seat open for the man I never met.
“He only wished me the best I thought,” and continued on, tears in my eyes.
For him.
For Paul.
He deserved the world.
The end of his joy
More by raincity
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spring is for being naïve
at dusk
sun setting on an april day in paris
I messaged you
as if I was sending letters
by carrier pigeon
to an enemy fort
hidden in the alps
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just kids
at first
you were the loud boy on the bus
with a red lunchbox
full of day old spaghetti in a dented thermos
and parmesan your dad brought back from italy
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