I stood in the alley for about forty-five minutes - smell of
sewage and feces and urine - me and nine others waiting for the pack-man to
show up with all the goodies, the whole time reminding myself how stupid I was
standing there waiting - waiting because the man is never on time. The dope
isn’t even worth waiting for, unfortunately this only happens to be the best
garbage around.
Yet, here I am. Me
and nine other shriveled, quivering wrecks loitering in the alley of a known
drug spot in a shitty cartel neighborhood waiting to cop dope wishing this
little motherfucker would hurry the fuck up. It is cold, the spot is hot, and I
am not feeling well even though I did wake up. I don’t know - things are not
the same - it becomes harder and harder to cop. The dope all over is garbage.
When you do get lucky and find a decent spot some idiot junky comes along and
tells them how good their dope is and they begin cutting it more than it
already is. I don’t want to stop getting high, I love it too much. I simply
hate the process of getting high. Traveling forty-five minutes on a bus,
standing around waiting, and trying to get out of there as soon as possible.
Coming undone at
the lines of stitching… back for more… the insignia transforms into burgundy… I
stomach your latest barrier, this one divides my mind… the beauty of it all,
the splendor of unpaid amphetamines… junkie he… this slit in my neckline, how
did it happen? My imprint is on the raw terminal paper, it hemorrhages onto the
floorboards… My heart is drenched… thought we both needed a companion to scurry
to…
Have you ever
longed to lead a transient life? Kerouac-esque like - hitching rides, immersing
yourself in the scenes and sights of a new town completely and totally only to
wake the next day and start anew. A different trip each day and a different
kick every night. Here is the problem that lies within: where would one be able
to hang ones hat? Where would home be? Would it be possible to, at some point,
transition back to everyday life?
Perhaps a Drugstore
Cowboy sort of approach would be an alternative. Get a crew of close friends
together to do what you need to survive. That may also rectify the home
problem. If you were with those who made you feel comfortable.
Perhaps I’m simply
dreaming of an escape from the mundane today.
Ahhh yes, I’ve
missed the sweet lolling of miss poppies special tea. She had come to visit me
today just in time, too. The Trivial becoming much too worrisome. A shitty
situation but it seems I must deal with the criticisms and lack of trust to
attain my goal in all of this. I don’t actually know what that goal is just yet
but, I’ll simply keep telling myself that I’m working vigilantly toward it.
Maybe I am, maybe not. Time will tell.
It’s off to another
sleepless night for me…
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