About Tomorrow
I
Can't lick those corrosive flares of doubt
At 2 am,
Lying on the couch,
Wondering if
Learning Russian or
Telling sharper jokes or
Actually flirting with guys
Would neutralize the acid that sears my throat
Every time I think about tomorrow.
But every time
I think
About tomorrow,
I realize it's clawing at me,
It's sneering at my flaws,
And it's puckering its lips, saying,
"Eat your heart out, baby.
I'm already here."
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