Terraces, people, smoke rising above their heads, all of them hiding talks in the so-needed shade.
Everyone's outside, interior's empty, but i think i will go inside, into the silent gut
of this cafe that i have been to so many times. It's seen me when things were rough, granted it's seen my smiles.
Two weeks left until again the calendar sheds a year. The volatility of Men forces the eye to tear.
Twenty-two, although not much, is more than i've ever been, and it seems my time tries to catch up to the time after me.
What is it that i feel? hard to tell, stillness perhaps, but pinned down with barren fear. But had i another chance
to choose what i could've been, with all of my blunders in sight, i still would have chosen me and still would have come inside.
Having been safely tucked into the sleeve of my congenital distortion, i do my time at mercy of today's luck but still consist of yesterday's misfortune.
I wrote this poem thinking about my upcoming birthday, a recurring event that i am not very fond of