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By F. Scott Fitzgerald Submitted by Kirk Date: 2008 Aug 13 Comment on this Work [[2008.08.13.13.50.9523]] |
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He remembered once when the grass was damp and she came to him on hurried feet, her thin slippers drenched with dew. She stood upon his shoes nestling close and held up her face, showing it as a book open at a page. "Think how you love me," she whispered, "I don't ask you to love me always like this, but I ask you to remember. Somewhere inside me they'll always be the person I am tonight." |