![]() I thought of you.A Poem by Lipstick_Lesbian
last night
when rain soaked through the city streets filling every gap and crevice of the hot, weary asphalt when thunder bounced off of the sides of skyscrapers and echoed through the alleyways and boomed with such a force that the sidewalk seemed to shake underneath my feet when bright, bold lightning made the sleepless city streets seem dim in comparison and infused the already electric city air with heat and light and fire i thought of you. the butterflies in my stomach like horses agitated by a strong summer storm fluttered rapidly and ceaselessly as i sat in the back of the chilly car (but i attributed the butterflies to my fear of thunderstorms it was a self-preservation mechanism at the time) because in a way this is just too good to be true but at the same time i know that i just need to “slow down, for God’s sake!” i pitched forward in my seat my dad awoke with a grunt the driver, a heavyset Italian man in his late 50’s, flipped off the a*****e with the new jersey license plate (go figure) who had flown past him, cut him off, and was now unsteadily weaving his way through the traffic ahead. “nobody should be driving like that in this weather.” heart pounding wildly which i blamed on the new jersey drivers but let’s be honest - my heart’s been pounding wildly for a while now - i settled back in my seat the leather cold against my bare back listening to the rain as it bore down upon the car and wished that it (whatever it is) could be as simple as summer: a few storms here and there because those are expected but predominantly beautiful, with cloudless blue skies during the daytime and multitudes of bright blinking stars at night (because i still make wishes on starry nights) and you as simple as that. © 2012 Lipstick_LesbianAuthor's Note
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