i would count my love in the number of your steps,
the sway of your hips, the swivel of your hair down
your shoulders, the part of your soft lips and the flutter of your
eyelashes against your cheek
(that i’ll kiss, gently, when you run into my arms)
>John: Be the creep
Dave seems to have this natural aversion to going to sleep before two in the morning. You don't understand why, maybe he's too used to staying up all night (you remember those times when you were younger and he would send you lame raps at five AM), yet it still worries you sometimes. Tonight though, after you two crawled into bed he actually fell asleep, shades dangling hazardously off his ears. You giggle and move them, folding them and placing them on the nightstand. Then you lay down next to him, put your head on his chest, and stare.
He snores very lightly, and this close you can hear the thump thump of his heart aga
c'mon baby, movin' ain't that hard
tuckin' in your shirt, your smile
those wide blue eyes
the world ain't ready for you
with your thoughts and your words
those ideas that sing to any who'll listen
which is a lot now, these days
c'mon baby, leavin' ain't that hard
away from the blue collars and their smiles
their ups and downs, their crowds, their endearing towns
you have a world much bigger waitin' for you
with a brain like that
and hard working hands like those
that'll never work again, these days
c'mon baby, sellin' ain't that hard
so many buyers and workers and wanters
silly people in a big city like that
you got the eyes
She brushes the snow from the tree's trunk with her bare fingers, and once it's clear she blows on her pink fingers. He takes her hands into his own and rubs their fingers together, hoping the friction will do something for the cold.
"Jay."
"I know."
"We gotta do this now."
"I know."
There's rustling as Jason fiddles with his coat pocket he switches places with Allison, leaning one arm against the tree as he finally pulls open a small pocket knife. Allison watches, lips slightly parted in concentration, her eyes following his hand, her ears picking up each chit chiit chiiiit as Jason cuts away at the bark. He does her initials fir
i would count my love in the number of your steps,
the sway of your hips, the swivel of your hair down
your shoulders, the part of your soft lips and the flutter of your
eyelashes against your cheek
(that i’ll kiss, gently, when you run into my arms)
>John: Be the creep
Dave seems to have this natural aversion to going to sleep before two in the morning. You don't understand why, maybe he's too used to staying up all night (you remember those times when you were younger and he would send you lame raps at five AM), yet it still worries you sometimes. Tonight though, after you two crawled into bed he actually fell asleep, shades dangling hazardously off his ears. You giggle and move them, folding them and placing them on the nightstand. Then you lay down next to him, put your head on his chest, and stare.
He snores very lightly, and this close you can hear the thump thump of his heart aga
c'mon baby, movin' ain't that hard
tuckin' in your shirt, your smile
those wide blue eyes
the world ain't ready for you
with your thoughts and your words
those ideas that sing to any who'll listen
which is a lot now, these days
c'mon baby, leavin' ain't that hard
away from the blue collars and their smiles
their ups and downs, their crowds, their endearing towns
you have a world much bigger waitin' for you
with a brain like that
and hard working hands like those
that'll never work again, these days
c'mon baby, sellin' ain't that hard
so many buyers and workers and wanters
silly people in a big city like that
you got the eyes
She brushes the snow from the tree's trunk with her bare fingers, and once it's clear she blows on her pink fingers. He takes her hands into his own and rubs their fingers together, hoping the friction will do something for the cold.
"Jay."
"I know."
"We gotta do this now."
"I know."
There's rustling as Jason fiddles with his coat pocket he switches places with Allison, leaning one arm against the tree as he finally pulls open a small pocket knife. Allison watches, lips slightly parted in concentration, her eyes following his hand, her ears picking up each chit chiit chiiiit as Jason cuts away at the bark. He does her initials fir