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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The band was loud, but in the other room and the bar was jammed. He set his drink down a little too hard and it over-sloshed a bit. “Run away with me,” he said, spreading his arms wide, “I’m done with school!” “Well.. you graduated - that’s why you’re done,” she said, somewhat confused. “We share a gravity, you and I - we’re.. we’re like aligned suns,” he romanticized. “You should’ve majored in sales.” she said, sipping her own beer. “Our love is so real, so raw - it's pure and yet - so street.” “We have ‘love cred’?” She asked doubtfully. “Wherever we go, we'll navigate that urban maze, hand in hand, we’ll OWN those concrete streets, we’ll paint our own graffiti! “Have you snorted something?’ “No matter what life throws at us, we’ll face those challenges head-on and we'll stay united.” “Have you been practicing this?” She asked “We’ll swagger,” he said, “our love will be timeless..” “And rhymeless,” she interjected hopefully. “Together, we’ll be urban legends..” he continued. “Like Bonnie and Clyde?” she asked, making a yuck face. “We’ll be living art,” he said dreamily. “Sounds dope.” She admitted. “Then you’ll DO it?” He asked. “Until Monday,” she said, nodding in assent, “classes start on Monday,” she shrugged. “It was worth a shot.” he said stoically, after a moment. “It was a good pitch’” she said, taking his hand in hers. “I didn’t oversell - I wasn’t too pushy?” “No, you were right there,” she assured him. “Maybe next time,” he said. “Yeah, maybe next time” They kissed.
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