“Bitch.” His fingers tighten on the steering wheel as his teeth clench tight to the cigarette smoldering between his thin lips.
There’s the door. I push it open and am instantly hit with the Japanese air: 95 degrees, so humid you can feel push when you walk, and for the first time ever: refreshing
I’m not crying because I’m sad, or angry, or hurt: I’m crying because God smashes right into you.
I hear chanting voices projected into my mind / Through this dark tubing, / As the jealous zealot angels would cry. For here I sit, / Above the parched soul of neutral coloring