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He talked like a ****** Walked like one. Loudly assisting tourists in the Line outside the bus. My luck seated him in Front of me. I answered Evasively. Mentally begging Shut up. Shut up. I was tired. I was hungry. "Would you like a piece of pizza?" He handed me a sealed Bag. This close His eyes contradicted his person. Sober. Friendly. He smelled Of aftershave and Society. "I shouldn't eat this, I'm working With a Yoga project To help addicts recover Through meditation. Should stay healthy. Been clean For three years, though I Know it doesn't seem like it. I just love to talk to people." I ate his pizza. We spoke.   Squinted in laughter. He *cried like a girl when   He saw Avatar*, he confessed. "My sons still take the p... Outta me for that. I'm so glad they'll never Have to go through What I did. I'll Make sure of That for Sure, for Sure." I usually write poetry On the bus. This Friday afternoon I lived it.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 2:23 PM UTC
Aftershave and Society
He talked like a ****** Walked like one. Loudly assisting tourists in the Line outside the bus. My luck seated him in Front of me. I answered Evasively. Mentally begging Shut up. Shut up. I was tired. I was hungry. "Would you like a piece of pizza?" He handed me a sealed Bag. This close His eyes contradicted his person. Sober. Friendly. He smelled Of aftershave and Society. "I shouldn't eat this, I'm working With a Yoga project To help addicts recover Through meditation. Should stay healthy. Been clean For three years, though I Know it doesn't seem like it. I just love to talk to people." I ate his pizza. We spoke.   Squinted in laughter. He *cried like a girl when   He saw Avatar*, he confessed. "My sons still take the p... Outta me for that. I'm so glad they'll never Have to go through What I did. I'll Make sure of That for Sure, for Sure." I usually write poetry On the bus. This Friday afternoon I lived it.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 2:23 PM UTC
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