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Home and dry.

Now home, one Bon Iver album and dried tears later...

I think of you. 

How do you sleep?
Are you curled up; stretched out?
Thinking of.... maybe:  me??

Do you snore? I do. (Sorry)
Do you like to sleep entangled?
I wonder. 
What would it be like to spend a night at your house?
 

I like our one on one time.  
Dear God I am so jealous. 
Please help me. Help me not to rush. 

Sleep is likely his. Let it be mine. 

Let it be so I have my energy to give to him tomorrow. 

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