Revert to: whatever learned ways to cope.
I talk to him. I listen to Maroon 5 (odd decision). I go out to treat myself to questionable luxuries.
I know the better way. Today I am lazy. Today I do whatever, take short cuts. Delay other things.
I think of my wife and olden LA days. What is that? What is it, that draws me to this time?
In Los Angeles I was seeking. I delved down the avenues. I ran against walls and into abysses. Yes, in the plural. I soared high, in some ways, I sharpened skills and got to know the world and myself better. I learned about love and breaking. I saw you.
The puppet player keeps coming back to my mind. The way he moved his puppets, the fierce look of passion and concentration on his face. On Franklin Strip. How we sat down with him after his performance to drink some wine and learned about his loss. The girl I met months later in a taxi to the airport in Alberqueque. The wooden floor in Miles' townhouse. The interior design in that living room. Us dancing to the old school hip hop LPs he put up. Us dancing, dancing away.
Me lying in the bathtub at the hostel as the party went on. Listening to the sounds of people dwindling. The floating.
That night when my wife and I went with him to the hidden cove in Malibu, red tide.
I guess I want to seek refuge, I want to find a place to unwind and let go. To completely forget for one minute and reconnect with the unspoken. The dreadful honest love.
I talk to him. I listen to Maroon 5 (odd decision). I go out to treat myself to questionable luxuries.
I know the better way. Today I am lazy. Today I do whatever, take short cuts. Delay other things.
I think of my wife and olden LA days. What is that? What is it, that draws me to this time?
In Los Angeles I was seeking. I delved down the avenues. I ran against walls and into abysses. Yes, in the plural. I soared high, in some ways, I sharpened skills and got to know the world and myself better. I learned about love and breaking. I saw you.
The puppet player keeps coming back to my mind. The way he moved his puppets, the fierce look of passion and concentration on his face. On Franklin Strip. How we sat down with him after his performance to drink some wine and learned about his loss. The girl I met months later in a taxi to the airport in Alberqueque. The wooden floor in Miles' townhouse. The interior design in that living room. Us dancing to the old school hip hop LPs he put up. Us dancing, dancing away.
Me lying in the bathtub at the hostel as the party went on. Listening to the sounds of people dwindling. The floating.
That night when my wife and I went with him to the hidden cove in Malibu, red tide.
I guess I want to seek refuge, I want to find a place to unwind and let go. To completely forget for one minute and reconnect with the unspoken. The dreadful honest love.