oliver.
he hated soccer,
but because it made his dad
happy he played for his entire
high school and middle school career,
eventually earning himself
a scholarship.
his father had never been more
proud of anything
but oliver had never been more
broken.
he needed that scholarship,
but he was in love with a girl
who made it almost unbearable for him
to accept.
he liked old horror movies and
spent his evenings in the bed
of his truck thinking about life.
he had failed spanish
but had paid enough attention to learn
te amo.
he hated wine and ate pizza for breakfast.
he liked the strokes and
wrote poetry he didn't tell anyone about.
he was thoughtful,
and always seemed to make her smile.
and right before he left,
before he tore himself out of her arms
and turned before she could see his tears,
he handed her a torn piece of paper
with his scrawled writing on the front.
there's no passion in life
unless you love.
and so my eternity
will be filled with passion
because my eternity will
be filled with loving you.
he left her with his poetry
because that was like leaving
her a piece of his heart.
and he wanted her to know
that his heart was filled with her.
YOU ARE READING
miles and miles
Teen Fictionthey were miles and miles apart, with a promise of forever.