As The Willows Wept
He wrote me a note in invisible ink on a black napkin. The rain washed his still unread words away, but I already knew what it said because of the way he looked at me before he walked to the edge of the cliff and jumped.
He wrote me a note in invisible ink on a black napkin. The rain washed his still unread words away, but I already knew what it said because of the way he looked at me before he walked to the edge of the cliff and jumped.
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