I will drive you to Hawai'i
and we won't talk no more
and a whole ride above the water
until we reach that shore
and when I drop you off
I will hold on to these words
we were meant to be alone and
live in separate burbs
and on the way we'll talk
about nothing but the sky
and how the stars are ending
because they all have died
and when that last one falters
among the pitch-less black
I'll know that I have lost sight
and it is never coming back
but at the bottom of the ocean
a light there can be seen
the one that we'd forgotten
when we were in our dreams
as an essence of florescence
the pacific life still teems
an underwater highlighter
of Edvard Munch's scream
And I will break the plane
of what I thought I knew
and it will lead me down
far away from you
and I will see those colors
yellows, pinks, and blues
and know that I am dying
in the shallow world of you
And I will drown there quietly
still without much to say
because you cannot drive to Hawai'i
and expect to float on waves
but I had managed to get you there
and once I leave the shore
I will sink is my return
and not think of you no more