Molasses thick clouds stretch the sky like pulled cords of salt water taffy.
I stop.
Is the sky expanding before me?
My chest sinks into the gooey love place, embracing its smallness.
Everything I need, I already have.
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Love how you got it while on yellow! The lights look like eyes to me. If they were red, I’d say angry, but they kinda look like tired eyes to me.
Good ‘eye’ Stephanie! I didn’t notice that. The sunlight might be smirking then…
No flexin’.
Didn’t even look in a brother’s direction,
As I ran the intersection.
Sorry, that’s actually Ice Cube’s poem, but I couldn’t resist.
Bring it.
This time it was the sky and not the traffic light that told him to slow down.
The road is empty, and no one is around.
I desperately need to make up some ground.
The light says to slow,
but my ego says “go”.
So I continue to ride at the speed of sound.