Oh beautiful release
Memories seep from my veins
Let me be empty
Oh and weightless and maybe
I’ll find some peace tonight
“D’you see?” He motioned briefly across the street, cars and yellow taxis flying past as faceless crowds blurred by. “The moving van. The Wizard… Wizard of oz moving company…”
I cracked a grin, your fingers laced with mine, your thumb soothing the back of my palm lightly, tugging me along as the walk-sign glowered at us with a red hand, taxis beeping.
“Yeah, guess it’s Harry’s new job.” I answer, my mind always in the world of fiction. You snorted, a smirk playing on your lips as I peer up adoringly at you.
“That’s what you get for marrying a Weasely.” You scoff, and I know that I could never marry anyone but you.
I’ve told you two things now, that I’ve never been able to admit to anyone else. Not even Molly. One secret isn’t so bad, I’m just guilty to admit it–the other, well. I saw the way you glanced at me, when it really hit you that nobody else knows. Not even my parents. It’s a habit that I think I’ve broken, it’s a need that never really goes away. I do think about it from time to time, but its been a year and a half. Two years, practically.
On the brink of hysteria, the random unhappy spells that hit me hard, tears ripping at me, clogging my throat–poof, you snatch me, tug me, and soothe me. You make me better. I’m not one to linger in unhappiness–and when it hits me, I have two thought processes. The one I know is true–my friends love me and I’m not worthless, and the one my mind throws at me.
I have weird ass cravings when I’m on my period. You’re excited for when I’m knocked up. The random shit I’d want, you say. I nearly burst into tears and ripped your head off when you casually told me you didn’t have the honeycombs’ cereal. You lied, though–and fuck, I was craving it. It’s never chocolate I crave, it’s weird shit.
We shouldn’t be talking casually of children.
“I’ll be a nazi dad about sex…” you paused and glanced at me, the street lamps illuminating your catty grin. “I’ll hang up posters about killing Jews.”
The Nazi easy-bake oven. Haha.
One girl and two boys. Boys can have sex at 15-16–the girl, not until she’s 25, you say. She’s not even born yet, and you’re so dead certain that’ll be the rule. Mmm.
I say I don’t want religion a big thing and you scoff at me.
“Fuck that, we’re gonna worship Satan. We’ll have Satan pictures EVERYWHERE. And every halloween we’ll dress them up in hardcore Satan costumes and make them sacrifice goats.”
It’s a first for me, Will. It seems everything with you, is a first. One my most antisocial days, when the whole world seems so horrible and death plays on my mind, you have me laughing so hard, forgetting all about said unhappinesses.
It’s amazing how you can seduce me right in Time Square and nobody picked up on it. –Well, Laura did, but maybe not. Only because I can’t think straight and I turn into a giddy gushing thoughtless twit.
Oh and Time Square. I went for you, Molly. For my birthday, I dragged Will out there, all for you, and I saw the pretty lights dancing in the darkening sky. You’ll fall in love with the it all. One day when you come to visit, we’ll take you. You’ll see.
But on top of the Rock…
That was my favorite. It’s the most romantic places I can think of. The highest building in the part of town–we’re above everything, looking down on the glimmering shining twinkling lights of the city. I could spend all day up there. I really could. I’m so in love with it–it’s… it’s like being up in the plane. I feel so free. At peace. So happy.
And darling, you’re afraid of heights. And yet, you took my hand in yours, and stayed up there with me.
Call me silly, but that’s where I’d like to be proposed to–if you ever really want to marry me, for real, god. It’d be so perfect.
I haven’t been able to keep myself up, lately. But I love how you handle it. You don’t milk the situation, you don’t give me a reason to get dramatic. You give me the space I need, and you become very soft with me. Your tone of voice, the way you react around me–as if I were fragile, as if you want to shield me from the rest of the world. You get close to me, and hold my hand, and you ask, only once, if I’m alright, and then you change the subject.
You let me tell you when I’m ready.
And I tell you. I tell you everything. And I’m sorry. It’s been getting harder to stay cheery. It’s December, I don’t like December.
But I like you. I like you a lot. And I’d like to always like you. Stay with me always?


