"You look like a guy," my mother tells me. "You can't wear that to your cousin's graduation. It's too casual."
What she means is "Wear that dress your sister bought you."
Usually I don't care, but today I don't feel like wearing one.
The only images I can remember from my dream last night are giant sized housecats, wet Q-tips, and a girl who didn't like me. She really didn't like me and I don't even remember what she looked like. I just remember the feeling.
Future moments.
On the bus they came to me today.
For the second time in my life,
For the second time in two days,
I felt the future.
I said to her, "I'd make a great dad."
She laughed.
It came out of air like her arms.
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