Where would we be now if nothing had changed
Cold frost on the grass is slowly melting
The newness of love will not be the same
Now the sun's out, and the heat sweltering
Your memory haunts my heart like a ghost
Once long brown hair is most likely silver
Our youth I want back; what I crave the most
When the sunset makes my body shiver
There you are darlin' with hands toasty warm
Rubbing my back and pulling me closer
Keeping me safe from the strong July storm
This is where I must keep my composure
I'm no longer here, like waves in the sea
Until our next summer, please wait for me
Original Poem
Mary Driver 2021
About the Creator
Mary Driver
Passionate, empathetic, quirky. I write and sing music inspired by surviving addiction. I love Bob Seger & Tupac. I appreciate authenticity & kindness. I am intense. My Dad died from Alzheimer's, and it changed my heart.
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