up
to her apartment with
windows
overlooking
the Exxon station and a small
graveyard
for cats and dogs.
she's carrying box
after
box
after box of life,
books from college,
magazines
from Vanity
Faire to Vogue.
Faire to Vogue.
her clothing is over
her shoulders
and under
her arms.
for pizza, her friends
are coming
over to paint
the walls.
they're bringing beer
and
music.
wine coolers and a blender
for something
hard.
the mattress is on the floor.
a few stuffed
animals
are strewn about,
brought from home
which seems so long ago
and far.
the wobbly
table
is in the corner,
holding a bowl of Cheez its.
her mother's lamp
is in the middle of the room
attached to a long
extension cord.
it's a start.
who hasn't been there
before.
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