
My life consists of me being too lazy to write papers and thusly, spending my time doing nothing.
Precursor.
I'm standing in this field and there's a monarch butterfly and and I stop to write and its gone and I love it and I miss it.
That happened after I left the mosque to go smoke a cigarette.
I hid in the trees, I wanted to be invisible.
Now, I sit on the broken pavement beside the field looking out into fall in suburbia. Birds are migrating. I'm wet because I waded through the overgrown dew covered grass. The birds are still flying in one direction-- probably south.
I have cold pizza and whiskey in my stomach. I have no control and I love it. So much.
I want to sit here forever. Study the cracks in the hardened tar. They look like tectonic plates. Ants crawl in and out, I miss Dorchester.
I'm not sure what I'm becoming, but I embrace it. I can hear the crickets chirping, but I thought that that only happened at night. My breath smells like minty smoke.
I feel like I'm waiting for something, but I don't know what. I wish I didn't have to wait-- I wish it would just come.
Maybe I am invisible?
There's stuff stuck to my jacket, they look like those amoeba things, but with cilia. I forget what they're called. They look alive.
What am I doing? I feel like a cliche about being infinitesimally small in this goddamned place.
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