I think about you often.
I think about
how your laugh sounded,
especially that one time in the car
on the windy road
with your bong in my lap.
I think about
how your chest felt,
especially those times when
I’d come home after a long semester
and see you again.
I think about
how your smile shone,
especially that day–before
you left for the trip–
the last time I saw you.
I think about you often, but
I’m afraid I’ve lost bits of you
in the day-to-day
in the last three years
of growing up without you.
I’m so sorry for all I’ve forgotten–
not that it’s much–
just the sound of your voice after middle school
just the exact placement of your mole
just the specifics of the two-hour phone conversation freshman year.
But don’t worry–
I still think about you often.
About the Creator
MM
20-something in a city far too big and far too small, with dreams far too big and far too small.
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