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when at that concert jamming out dancing without care hypnotized free from memories and problems drunk on music but no hangover only reality and emotion pure natural childlike fun play fly away i wanna experience the world take what is mine and run away because i can and will do what i want so close where are you come here you know you want-to desire and heart-racing pleasing understanding knowledge feel the electricity dangerous but fun where ever i go the beat is here i told you so dance with me and ill take you around for a ride it never stops rhythmatic rocking and drumming ever so let's go away to this place far away you and me me and you you know you want to






The best eggplant parm ever. This is what Love looks like.










"urgent need to belong when everyone goes on without you journey to the end"


she looks but i pretend to not notice. it's hard to admit that you are weak without her. i feel fake and lost, nothing makes sense, i wander looking for a Home.

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