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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what once was
We lie tired
Bundled up in puffers and scarves
On the pleather seats of the bus that felt like home.
You rummage through your red lunchbox,
Unpacking each item carefully
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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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