If I Lose It Now, I Will

We Always Loved To Say 'if I'd Had A Monday-morning Class, I Never Would Have Met You'. Or 'if You'd Been Reading Something Else, None Of This Would Have Happened'. We Didn't Believe In Fate, But We Believed In Serendipity. We Felt Very Lucky.

We Stay This Way Until Twilight Colours The Window And The Hour Calls Me Home

When The Shock Wears Off, You Always Hope There's Understanding Underneath.

If Smart People Are Parodying It, That's A Sure Sign That Some Less Smart People Are Believing It.

Eventually She Fell Asleep, But I Kept The Phone Against My Ear, Lulled By Her Breathing, And Her Breathing Again In The Background. And Yes, It Felt Like Home. Like Everything Belonged Exactly Where It Was.