The rat raced me to the end of the street.
Young people filled every restaurant crevice.
Carefree laughs filled the September evening
Where am I?
I lived in DC at 18, left, and came back at 27.
Now, I don’t look like these people.
There’s a pudge in my belly
There’s bags under my eyes
My thighs grew.
My patience shrunk.
Thoughts of my 9-5 plague my Sunday night mind.
The DC I knew at 18 was a jung...