When the foam is no longer fresh
I am in love with change and the feeling of being uprooted, but at the same time, my infatuation with keeping to patterns won’t go away.


As a consequence, I never stray far from the formula.
Earlier this evening, the well preserved memories were polluted with coldness — maybe by the lackluster of our exchange at yesterday’s lunch. Maybe by time and distance.
The foam of a latte is only shiny for about five minutes, after which, the layer of fine bubbles disintegrates.
Is this the point where everything begins to fall apart? I sat up in bed, in the dark, way past dinner time — exhausted. And like a tacky horror film, an hour later, a moment of flashback was thrown in by the Universe, to extinguish every ounce of optimism that I had regathered for “old” time’s sake.
It was a reminder. That I will never change. And the variables never change.
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- 6.11.09 / 1am
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