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Nightingale's Journal "In the rise and the set of the sun, 'Til the stars go spinning, Spinning 'round the night Oh, it is what it is, and forever Each moment a memory in flight" 2013-05-15 7:47 PM Tiny Tiny Melody Previous Entry :: Next Entry Mood: Happy Read/Post Comments (0) |
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The beach was crowded that night. The sun was setting and high school graduates of Beacon Hills were laughing. A few guys from the band from school just finished a song. Everyone clapped and whistled. Couples formed around and created a circle around this one couple in particular. "Come on you two!" a girl form the crowd shouted at them. The girl in the circle smiled. She looked up at her partner with sharp green eyes. Her brown hair flew around her face as she smiled at him. "Have any ideas, Trish?" He shouted over the crowd. Trish's smile got wider. She met his brown eyes and an idea formed. She reached up and ruffled his brown hair. "I got one!" Trish said. He stepped back and took a small bow. Trish laughed and opened her mouth. "Oh everyone wants to be Somebody for somebody else Oh, all I want to be Is somebody for only you." She sang. "Everyone wants to be What they want to see All I want to be Is someone you'll be willing to see." He sang. "Oh, this tiny, tiny melody Oh, this sweetest, sweetest melody The one everyone wants to hear All I ever want you to hear Is this tiny, tiny melody of mine." She sang. "Everyone wants to be Better than themselves All I want to be Is the best part of you." He sang. "Oh, everyone wants to be The perfect one in a crowd All I ever want to be Is perfect for you." She sang. The crowd clapped a beat. The couple circled each other. "I love you, Jason." Trish said. "I love you, Trisha." Jason said. |
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