road trippin’

Down through the South, across the Appalachian Mountains and straight on till New York City. Covered in innocence and mountain-high clean air, you have been through the same as me, but we’re not talking about it. We don’t need to. I’d rather drive away from it, and see the yellows of Pennsylvania  around two in the afternoon. Giving and silence have been my sorrow, now I am writing my own rules, doing things for myself. I never told anyone what I wanted.

Come to think of it, I didn’t tell you either; but  I didn’t have to. You already knew. You wanted the same as me. Open air, clean sheets, wet toes and an apartment on the Lower East Side. We’ll get there. Don’t you worry. I’ve never let anything slip through my fingers, and you’re not going to be the first.

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tiger shirt by chaser 

boots by  jeffery campbell 

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9 comments

  1. silver account

    Public protests were banned — and remain so — during the Games in “exclusion zones” near key locations and protesters face police with enhanced powers including the right to use force to enter private properties, seize political posters and prevent the display of any material that challenges the image of London as a “clean city”, which advertising sponsors including McDonald’s and Coca-Cola kept promoting.

  2. spaceboy2095

    Your boyfrien looks so cute! You make a perfect couple : the photographer and the model/designer, inspiring each other. Wish you two all the best! You don’t even need music to be happy together… Goodbye!

  3. silver price

    The first time I took him for a walk along Leather Lane, he weed up a pram! And the child was still in it! I took him to Highbury Fields for a walk on Sunday. This is the first time I’ve been back to Highbury since I used to jog there every evening after work, Stevie Wonder in my headphones. Yes! I used to have hobbies! How lucky I was then, how time-rich, how carefree, and I didn’t even know it.

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