Romanticized Regret.

Mom, Dad.

Nightime on a mountain in the grass.

Silent and charcoal sky, chaos, ordered in the placement of stars. Our souls hardly a handsbreadth apart. I swear my soul talks with yours when our bodies are close.

Remember when you hadn't grown yet? When bliss was more than constantly flaunted carnal pleasure. Remember the bliss of falling? Of fighting with all your might and losing, reviling in the tiniest crumbs of strength gained while breathing the dust of defeat. Of eating hungrily after lots of running and jumping. Of solely trusting and believing in two humans alone.

Remember when little tasks were fun?

I had forgotten, I'm sorry it took me so long to grow up.

Firmly seated,

Rosier.