T 6221

Find me, the note reads. He embarks on what he believes is a quest that will end with sex. Eventually he’s more celibate than is comfortable.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6220

I grew up in a neighborhood of assholes. We laughed at the misfortune of others. Then the city built a highway and we moved away. Among you.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6219

We grew old and too fat for our clothes. I blame your pie, I said one day. I still had to clean the toilet. But I had trouble bending over.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged , | Leave a comment

T 6218

The ancient man boards a bus and sits next to a past-her-prime-but-still-beautiful woman. She says, No small talk. And he proposes marriage.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6217

And then I finally ordered my latte and the barista said, I’m an artist too, and she made a flower with the foam, and then I drank my coffee.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6216

The roads converged somewhere near the horizon. That puts things in perspective, she said sincerely. And he realized it would be a long trip.

Posted in Twisters | Leave a comment

T 6215

She caught me staring at her chest. She stopped arguing her case, and said, Excuse me. And I said, You win. Because it was true. I was lost.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged , | Leave a comment

T 6214

We walked along the shore. Waves tickled our toes. In the distance, the bombs continued their endless destruction. Let’s have kids, she said.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6213

You make that face like you’re sucking on a lemon, even though you once called me sweet, so long ago, before our love turned tart, or worse.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment

T 6212

She did that thing again and I wallowed in my own gratitude. She was disgusted with herself. I was able to say, Thank you, for the last time.

Posted in Twisters | Tagged | Leave a comment