Still write love notes home

Been a long time, girl it’s been too long

Made it outside, could’ve lost all hope

But returning to your love just kept me going

Still write love notes home

Been a long time, girl it’s been too long

Made it outside, could’ve lost all hope

But returning to your love just kept me going

Got so many love notes saved

Finally broke out of a mind enslaved

I won’t waste time girl I need you now

So I’ll take the first flight to your city touchdown

Been a while, you never hit me back

I was gone, I vanished, fell off track

The notes I sent explain myself clear

But they must be lost, it’s finally time you hear that

Still write love notes home

Been a long time, girl it’s been too long

Made it outside, could’ve lost all hope

But returning to your love just kept me going

Still write love notes home

Been a long time, girl it’s been too long

Made it outside, could’ve lost all hope

But returning to your love just kept me going

Found somewhere between the past and the future lies a story old as time. A twilight traveler cast away from his one true love.

After falling into temptation and spending nearly 5 years in isolation, he’s finally free to return home.

During his time away, he’s sent dozens of love notes home to no reply.

Uncertain of what’s to come, the traveler begins his journey home.

In the bumpy and unsteady backseat of his taxi, he begins rewriting a few letters from memory. The thought of his lover’s touch is enough to reignite all of the emotions and warmth he was expressing to her during his time in isolation. He hopes to hand-deliver these notes upon his arrival, finally making amends for their time apart.

Now as a disclaimer:

This story is one of fiction, so please for your own sake don’t take anything you’re about to hear too personally. That goes for you, you, you, and especially you. So now that that’s clear to everybody, without further ado, Nick Tracanna presents: “Love Notes.”