I declare this a lazy Saturday. We'll drink scotch in our underwear, share cigarettes and stories on the stoop. And just once pretend we have absolutely nothing better to do. Measuring the hours passed with the pots of coffee And the empty cups. Affectionate insults, used as currency, Cure us of our quarter-life ruts. We'll mix nonsense and narcissism, A cocktail for the unrefined. We'll talk pop culture and trade white lies And leave adulthood sulking on the steps outside.
To the untrained eye my Saturday mornings with my beautiful, idiotic friends may seem frivolous or a waste of time. They are my lifeline.