crushed right next to the broken glass. "I don't write nearly as much poetry as I used to," I tell her in the orange light of the German café this time it is shining in through.
"Like you used to before you were sedated?" No. I suppose it must be the weather.
I remember dancing to morrissey in my darkened room at 3:43 am on a January tuesday,
it was a good lay, good lay,good lay Like some sort of charicature of teenage one dimensionality
I remember picking up a half empty Heineken at a dorm room right before winter finals like some sort of charcature of teenage pretentiousness and
putting my tights on, "my mom thinks I'm shopping, cute, right?" Old floor crushing my shins minute before like some sort of charcature of teenage indulgences
"Don't you sort of miss the cold?" I ask, picking at the cake and the girl I used to be this time last year infinitely more innocent weeps at