Recuring dream that I miss my flight That gut sensation of missing out the stess the self loathing What am I not seeing? I miss her I try to fill my days see people, do things Work at the ashram in the morning A beautiful woman opens the door smile, ask if it's okay to vaccum I see other women in the dining room I can't help but sensing the desire to be accepted to be loved We all need to be loved It's a rare resource and we're all lacking it I'm a father figure for some The archetype of the son for others The possible boyfriend... I drive through the mountains to get a massage from a woman that I once told I was interested Not anymore, for some reason We hug, a couple times do I sense something? I leave her studio, and I feel something is missing Am I missing out? I go for food, a cheap Korean restaurant The daughter of the owner greets me. The waitress, a young teenager with a lot of acne. I order shoju, but it's yogurt flavored, too sweet and strange. The owner appologize My daughter call she want me to bring her shorts, but don't really want to hang out. Lunch maybe? She will see some friend and might not have time for me. The food is cold, but I wanted to kill some time so I'd be on time for the dance On my way back, I get a bottle of mescal at the gas station A strange place to find such a bottle I show up at the dance. A few more women there, and a friend, who's mixing. The sound is thin, I complain in my head, and finally give in to the music. I dance for a while, my mind is calm. I drive to a friend jam for a moment, smoke, dink, chat. The room is unfinished and I sit at one end wires all over the floor, weed fills the air. Only men are playing. I grab the jimbe, my rhythm is good tonight. I enjoy playing and it brings other into the jam. I offer a round of mescal. Everyone accept without question I leave the place a bit of sadness. I start the car, stop in the middle of the road, I text her miss you I drive home prepare for the next day Wash my Karate Gi, I feel like writing, but I'm too tired This morning I feel alone I pack my karate gear and my daughter's short, and finally take some time to write Soon I'll be bathing in a gym filled of hundreds of parents cheering for their kids. I'll be there alone, dress in white helping the kids to win medals.