Real, Stupid Love
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1 min readJan 5, 2019
The tiki bar at sunset
is blood orange and sad.
—
Everybody here
is older than your mother,
and the karaoke, out of tune
and out of style.
—
And I know, for sure, that I
can’t talk my way out of this.
—
We won’t stay longer,
because I know the docks will
be torn apart when
the hurricane hits next week.
—
“There’s so much shit,” you say,
“to pack before we leave”.
—
Tomorrow morning,
“we ditch this swamp, head up North,”
you say, behind yet
another round of cocktails.
—
Tomorrow morning, we
get the hell away, again.