It's about the narrator being in love, yes, but he's not fourteen: the girl is, and he's much older. He's "conquered in a car seat," sweating, delerious, driven mad by his strong but forbidden love for her, while she's oblivious to him, making up rhymes with her friends. His insides are shaking because he loves her so powerfully and irrationally. His insides shake, his heart beats, his feet tap, and there's nothing he can do about it. He loves her for her youth and it's that very youth that prevents him from having her.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
It's about the narrator being in love, yes, but he's not fourteen: the girl is, and he's much older. He's "conquered in a car seat," sweating, delerious, driven mad by his strong but forbidden love for her, while she's oblivious to him, making up rhymes with her friends. His insides are shaking because he loves her so powerfully and irrationally. His insides shake, his heart beats, his feet tap, and there's nothing he can do about it. He loves her for her youth and it's that very youth that prevents him from having her.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.
I agree with this. He goes for a drive, decides to go for a walk down by the river. Still in his car, he sees a girl with her friends. He is struck and immediately falls in love. Then she walks away. He never acts on anything, but nobody can stop him from loving her in that moment.