admit it. floating backwards with the current,
revolving this way and that. that is the way
you prefer to do things, the way
that you have done them ever since your father
was a submarine captain fighting the commies
and your brother was an idea in your mother's head.
you've never given much thought to anything,
least of all what you're doing with your life -
stacks of broke Coke bottles and an insistence that
things could have been different, provided you'd
landed the job. now you bring out food
for a living. like Bishop
said, the art of losing isn't hard to master.
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