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We Are
December 9, 2010
When we hang out
it's like someone was
split in two.
We
think what the other
is thinking and we know
exactly how to respond
but...
are
we ever going to finally
understand how the other
feels. We care so much for each-other that
the
very thing the conflict
is revolved around is
who loves the
other more, and
we finally come to
the conclusion, it's
just the
same.
© Lindsay T., Vernon, TX
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