Oct. 3rd, 2020
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Oct. 3rd, 2020 02:14 amThe taste on anise on the tongue,
hops too bitter to color the night
linger as I remember sitting in the
San Francisco bed-and-breakfast
paid for by a friend, wondering if the
ceiling fan could drown out the botox
in the women next to me. I came to
write a treatise on the blackholes and
the social relationships of spaghettification,
sucked through the straw of time and slowed
into individual strands of black and gray
hair. Don’t sun look angry at me until
we await full dark. I am giving blood
in a clinic near the Sonoran desert,
and want nothing more than red beer.
The hum of freedom lingers. I hate
this place. I am tired. The sands have
polished my smile into a stoicism.
The sands, the waking, the whole
blank gaze down avenues I barely remember—
like confusing farsi for Arabic
to a young women in a bar at a LA-X.
hops too bitter to color the night
linger as I remember sitting in the
San Francisco bed-and-breakfast
paid for by a friend, wondering if the
ceiling fan could drown out the botox
in the women next to me. I came to
write a treatise on the blackholes and
the social relationships of spaghettification,
sucked through the straw of time and slowed
into individual strands of black and gray
hair. Don’t sun look angry at me until
we await full dark. I am giving blood
in a clinic near the Sonoran desert,
and want nothing more than red beer.
The hum of freedom lingers. I hate
this place. I am tired. The sands have
polished my smile into a stoicism.
The sands, the waking, the whole
blank gaze down avenues I barely remember—
like confusing farsi for Arabic
to a young women in a bar at a LA-X.