T 5937

When we were kids we hung around in dark basements, smoking dope, lost in giggles. And we turned out alright, I laugh. To a wall of silence.

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T 5936

The sun is glorious. He calls and says, What are you doing? She stares into the sun until she can’t see. I’m slowly going blind, she replies.

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T 5935

A lust deadened by soup. This is inedible, he thinks. And as he studies the shape of her breasts, he shamefully realizes that he’s a foodie.

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T 5934

Yoga class was out, and he hung in front of the studio looking for a girl. He called out, Tickle my kundalini! but none of them fell for it.

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T 5933

The truth oozed out of him like cold honey. Then he finally said yes, and she got even angrier, and he decided to never tell the truth again.

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T 5932

The meeting room was tense. Insults were ready to be thrown about. Then he stood up and told a joke. That was supposed to be funny, he said.

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T 5931

We heard the shouts. The clamor. The cries of a love gone wrong. But next morning we saw them kiss. And realized we’d heard love done right.

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T 5930

I watched my son at play and the past met the future and I fell down and he asked me if I was alright and I held him and said, Get me a beer.

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T 5929

And on the seventh day she said, I wish it would stop raining, and he said, Has it been so bad? and she couldn’t answer. And he broke apart.

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T 5928

They meet at a bar in an airport in a small city and she recognizes him from the Internet and she says, You don’t look so fat in your avatar.

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