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Today MAG
May 19, 2008
Today, something was invented (so long in the making).
I wrote on your arm,
You smiled when you saw me,
Pushing your hair out of your eyes, my heart leapt.
And looking at your lips, I almost took my mask off
Almost
But then you laughed
and I felt like you were laughing at my thoughts.
What was I thinking?
Something was invented today (but will become just another silly, broken heart)
© Hannah B., Princeton, IL
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