That town could fit into a childâs coffin now, that town that I hate, donât hate. That I donât think of at noon or before I lose to sleep, that I never remember truthfully because I canât find the right light. That I began rewriting the second I drove away tossing a lit match, not yet needing to know how a person could ever survive it.
âSpark,â Sara Burge (via dorothea-rising)












