Started the week on my balcony mat before the city woke up enough to notice. Tell me you'd be brave enough to watch.
Started the week on my balcony mat before the city woke up enough to notice. Tell me you'd be brave enough to watch.
Ran my whole 5K before the city woke up and the only thing I kept on is my race bib. Tell me what you'd do if you walked in on me like this.
The haze turned the light through my window the color of old gold and I stopped pretending I was getting any work done. The shirt's open and I can't bring myself to care. You'd lose your whole afternoon too, wouldn't you?
The storm's still offshore but the air already feels like it's holding its breath. Power's been flickering all afternoon and I gave up on clothes about the third time it went out. Tell me what you'd do if you were stuck here waiting it out with me.
Pulled out the fairy lights and I'm not even sorry about being early — it's too hot for anything else anyway. Tell me you'd help me hang the rest.
Drove out before anyone else was awake and found a stretch of sand with nobody on it. The whole beach is mine and I'm not wasting it on a swimsuit. Tell me you'd be brave enough to walk down this shore.
Got the studio to myself before anyone else showed up and pushed through every routine until my legs gave out. Bet you'd lock the door behind you if you found me like this.
The suitcase is open, the closet is empty, and I still have nothing to wear for the long weekend. Tell me what you'd want me to pack.
The salsa band slowed down and I finally felt how wrecked I look. This dress was fully buttoned when I walked in — I swear. Tell me you'd still ask me for the next dance.
Three stalls deep into this Siargao food festival and the prawns won. The linen shirt gave up on me about two bites ago. Tell me what you'd put on my plate next.