I took apples across
the country and back.
I didn’t shine them,
I didn’t eat them,
I didn’t even know I had them.
They lay hidden beneath
a coat in my bag.
They’re perfect, perfect,
potentially perfect.
May you, like me,
be unburdened by apples.
I took apples across
the country and back.
I didn’t shine them,
I didn’t eat them,
I didn’t even know I had them.
They lay hidden beneath
a coat in my bag.
They’re perfect, perfect,
potentially perfect.
May you, like me,
be unburdened by apples.