artist / theater-maker / poet / dork

so what's my super-objective

There’s once, around an hour in,
You break.
You’ve forgotten to play at listening to your plain-pretty friend
who’s sure that dream she had about you was prophetic,
Certain, she goes on and you,
you cheat out to the rest of the restaurant, and
 
There!
 
I catch in your eye —
There, again:
There is hot moonlight on cold sand
and some hundred winking hieroglyphs atop
a temple, long-abandoned,
devoted once but to an un-finished God.
 
The waitress comes to clear away the plates.
Dessert?
Your cheeks lift almost imperceptibly: 
I can’t, but please you go ahead.

sunlight in a cafeteria
edward hopper, 1958

if you want to reach me,
leave me alone

-sheryl crow (a change would do you good)​