We laughed loosely
We laid back
in grass or carpet or sheets
and sometimes hoods of cars
We threw rocks across water
We raced down halls
We climbed to rooftops
hiding from cops
or friends or my boss
We wore our welcome out of
bottomless mugs and
berated battling bands
We ruled the radio
with irreverence and irrelevance
We sealed our memories
in an imaginary kiss and
forced the day to never end.
I left the door open.
You used it.
