Cloudcroft
Where the mountains touch the clouds and hummed a lullaby
Surrounded by trees covered in snow and dark foggy skies,
We arrived at our place and had a snowball fight.
We walked around town,
my converse drenched from the snow
We entered a gas station that I’ve never been before.
I felt so foreign, finally on my own
Being surrounded by friends,
we never wanted this night to end.
I looked outside and felt a tear stream down my eye
This is exactly what I wanted, a place that won’t leave my mind.
I went on a walk with my hot tea,
It was past twelve and there was no one in sight.
Grey hazy sky that caused the trees to slowly fade
I remember taking it all in, knowing that this won’t happen again.
Walking in silence as I sip my tea
There’s no better place than with the trees.
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