I wish to be the writer at Starbucks.
Laptop opened.
Latte in hand.
and life so put together.
Instead I am here.
and my life has never been a perfectly crocheted blanket.
Each loop perfectly wrapped around the next.
Not that it has the slightest chance to be.
I have a 1-year-old.
I get the stares, but they are different from the stares given to the mysterious writer dude.
No.
I get the stares from the silent judges.
The ones ready to sentence me with a look.
"Keep your son in line!"
"Why is he crying?"
"Take him home."
No one approaches.
No one has the balls.
They are all mute.
I can hear him crying.
I think about crying.
I wish to have quiet moments to think.
I think.
Of course, I think.
But I think about bottles,nap-time, and diapers.
Why is he crying now?
I send out an SOS.
No one responds.
Unless you can read Morse Code, DO NOT LOOK AT ME LIKE i SHOULD KNOW WHAT'S WRONG.
Help me Starbucks dude.
Help me j.udgyMcjudgy pants.
Help me read the signs, because I am not fluent in Morse Code either.
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Chelsea Winona
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