I walk into the train and graze eyes with a young man who looks slightly
afraid. I want to tell him: "You can look. It's fine. Don't worry. I will mean
nothing to you."
I lean back in my chair, fazed by his earnestness. I want to ask him: "How can you know you want me when you don't even know what the steam will smell like after I shower?"
I turn to leave after I've released him softly into his comfortable life. I want to remind him: "You were adventurous once, and ravenous."
But I don't.
I lean back in my chair, fazed by his earnestness. I want to ask him: "How can you know you want me when you don't even know what the steam will smell like after I shower?"
I turn to leave after I've released him softly into his comfortable life. I want to remind him: "You were adventurous once, and ravenous."
But I don't.
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