i don’t remember coming into this world.
i don’t remember wearing the white booties on my bookshelf.
i don’t remember if i was in the orca group or the rabbit group in kindergarten.
i don’t remember what animals were on my glittery purple lunchbox.
i don’t remember the kind of sandwich my freckle-faced friend threw up at lunch.
i don’t remember the eyes of the bearded man who showed me his penis in the toy section of k-mart.
i don’t remember asking for my face to be printed on the dollar bill.
i don’t remember the look on my mother’s face as she said, this is your father.
i don’t remember saying goodbye.
i don’t remember which door was which.
i don’t remember how everyone found out our classmate was a foster child.
i don’t remember the words they said to crush her.
i don’t remember how many insects were impaled on pins in the fifth grade.
i don’t remember how many days that bee hung in there.
i don’t remember the ending to the mixed-up files of mrs. basil e. frankweiler.
i don’t remember how long after i got my period i waited to tell my mother.
i don’t remember in which department store we bought my first bra.
i don’t remember the circumstances in which i said i hate jesus.
i don’t remember what letters he punched into the calculator to make it say LOOSE.
i don’t remember the name of the substitute teacher who made me hate group work.
i don’t remember why i thought i was dying.
i don’t remember the music artist who sang, it’s like romeo and juliet, hot sex on a platter just to get you wet.
i don’t remember the first time i had sex.
i don’t remember what shoes i wore at my high school graduation.
i don’t remember how many times i changed my major.
i don't remember how many times i jumped off the dock at midnight.
i don’t remember how many dreadlocks he had.
i don’t remember how many drinks i have bought that i didn’t really want.
i don't remember what it was i said about spreadsheets.
i don’t remember the name of the boy who said i had hips like zsa zsa gabor.
i don’t remember the price of the pears i bought yesterday.
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1 comment:
well, you're getting old.
35007.
and.. i remember i secretly bought my first bra at seatac mall. then ali and i went across the street to meet my mom at work, red lobster, where she pulled the tiny little thing out of my shopping bag to show everyone after i had begged her to not to.
p.s. thanks for the cheez-its!
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