Thirty Minutes
She threw thirty minutes of haymakers at me after four sleepless nights. I took all of it. Not because I agreed. Because I could see what was actually happening.
She threw thirty minutes of haymakers at me after four sleepless nights. I took all of it. Not because I agreed. Because I could see what was actually happening.
He could explain people to themselves with uncomfortable accuracy. But when it came to his own scars, that clarity vanished.
Only later did I realize the drawing wasn't just about him. I had absorbed more than his curiosity and gentleness. I had absorbed his way of disappearing.
The truest thing I ever said came out during a psilocybin trip. I spent years avoiding it because it sounded too simple.
Empty bus, Christmas evening, the only passenger. I wasn't heartbroken. That confused me at the time.