#59- Midnight Booze Run.A Poem by PaperLate night drug store trip.
Twenty minutes until tomorrow.
The sky, black and dark In the distance, Flashes of white. The storm coming But the air here, Still dry, cool, and crisp. Park my car In a lot with only one other. The teenager At the register Mutters a greeting Oddly surly, As I walk past him. Looking for something That will make the Past few hours Of craziness On the phone And in texts with J A little more bearable. Return to the counter, Empty. Unmanned. Now, waiting. Teenager returns. "Sorry about the wait I sliced my hand open." Notice his odd grip, On a poorly bandaged hand. "Enjoying your holiday, sir?" I nod general consent. A lie, maybe. Return the sentiment. Ask about his. "No" He hands me my bags. Man with a mustache and vest A manager, maybe. "Yeah we got some in the back, But it's expired." Teenager looks at his hand "Yeah. I'll use it." As I walk quietly out of the store.
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Added on May 30, 2017 Last Updated on May 30, 2017 Tags: relationships, romance, depression, heartache, friends AuthorPaperOHAboutI'm 50% hoping That you find this, Someday, Miss. And 50% hoping That you never do. That you never know the truth. And all the feelings And thoughts I'll Never Directly Tell you.... more..Writing
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