The taco truck across from the MRoomA Poem by Susannah RaeAnxiety Attacks and sucker punchesI didn’t want to go but I knew I was expected to. So I went to the place where the bass shook my rag-doll form into the floor. Faces bled, merged. and I was chased to the back lot, to the car behind Girard, where my stomach rolled and I puked, hard. So much. I shouldn’t have had tacos. Just like you shouldn’t sucker punch people but I did and he did and Cory’s head bounced off the front of Lauren’s grandmother’s Volvo. Tried to grin but kind of just ground my teeth instead. Gulped cold water. gargled. spat. peeled Cory off the sidewalk. Tried to ignore the dent but it glared at us from the beaten red fender. we didn’t go back in.
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Added on December 2, 2013 Last Updated on December 5, 2013 Tags: Philadelphia, anxiety, fight, Volvo Author
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