Sitting in the rusted (out?) wrecks of ourselves
We share meals at long tables
Like Mexican royalty
As they bring our plates
Of chile rellenos,
Burros, huevos y mas.
Our blood is primed
From drink, our lungs
And skin resonate
With the smoke
We’ve inhaled.
We laugh,
We share
The burden we’ve willed
Onto ourselves.
City lights glow outside,
Humming loudly
But drowned
By the rhythms
Of the tires
Passing by.
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