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2015-04-13
sunday morning liquor store


I age quietly behind the veil of years. I listen to church music and wait for the liquor store to open. I hold my pale hands up to the sun and wish for some sort of cleansing. The trees are green and patient. My father's voice is stuck in a endless loop of wind. I maintain a private sense of loss, desperation, and disappointment in an abandoned landscape of warehouses, loading docks, and broken train tracks. I die quietly behind the bowling alley, fantasies of an Asian woman laughing with her bare foot cradled like a phone under my jaw.


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