Busy streets of China town, busy folks with their heads down busy people blowing cigarette smoke. We'll sneak past the man and run as fast as we can to hop on the train because we're broke.
You're sat next to a crazy and though this Sunday should be lazy, we've taken on another task. You shelter me away from the homeless, but we're too ignorant to notice the irony as we drink from a flask.
Too young to not be reckless, but too old to be this senseless when it comes to ignoring the label that illustrates blackened lungs and hearts Still, we ask strangers for darts to get the cheapest high available.
They say the human world is a mess, but we'll accept nothing less than all the adventure life has to share. Obsessed with our youth, unsure of the truth but too madly in love to care.
How do some of you interpret my poems, for example, this one? **