FINALLY HOME
Taxi driver, be my savior for the hour
Travel me around this concrete forest
Relieve me from stares and judgment from locals and tourist
Appropriately, for being slumped over a NO LOITERING stoop on Bleecker
Regretting ingesting poison to commemorate never again seeing her
Earlier,
The walk from Prince Street to Bleeker was spent entirely redialing unanswered calls and stressing over un-replied text
Stomach churning anticipation ushers into speed walking cause her buildings was next
Arrival, or more like the fight for survival, sweat begins collecting in my socks
Slight index finger pressure on apartment 4A on pre-entry apartment voice-box
Transmitting voiceover stating:
“please leave, we‘re over”
Instantaneously Bleecker becomes bleaker
Coincidently,
As the evening progressed the Whisky began to taste weaker.
Still slumped and without help, I nominate a passerby as my designated taxi hailer
“obtain one in my honor sir; for safe keeping at this point is a requirement for me”
I’VE DRUNKEN MYSELF IN A STUPOR AT THIS EVENINGS LOSS OF she
Stares and murmurs follow but seriously taken I was not
Just another inebriated announcer on this particular Manhattan block
Greatest city in the world and passerby’s give you the dial tone
All I needed was a cab ride to Great Jones to finally get home
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