I want to walk for years.
to your old house.
to the place under the tree in
my front yard.
to the frozen couch on Dean St.
to Heaven Dr.
and Mac'n Cheese Hill.
That place under the stars
by the cemetery in the middle of
I was looking at you.
You asked me where I think
the stop signs go to die
and I told you I do, too—
love you.
Now I select your name on the computer
and I hit 'replace'.
It says "no replacement found".
It makes me want to walk
to the places in my mind
where you are still around.
Where falling in love is
sliding across the hardwood flooring,
kissing in the rain on the side of the
road while it's straight up pouring,
tiptoeing to your room while
your parents are snoring.
I want to walk back to Dean Street
with my clothes-iron and spoon
and look at you and your muskmelon
and say "I still love you."
Meet me in Hell, and we'll walk
like you always joked we'd do,
like you always joked we'd do,
through the hearse show;
I love you still, it's true.
I love you still, it's true.
As to why, I really just don't know.
- A Paraplegic
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