It is morning and my breath is catching in nebulous spider workings before my face. I find myself colliding with them, driven forward into the proof that I am alive by my breakneck pace, my jerking gait, plowing myself into the workings of a city.
We passed the threshold six minutes to ten (Add four to six and you get ten) The door shut behind us. Space shrinking shrinking then closed, no more open door as though we had never turned the knob. As though we had never been there.
Now we are slipping down the gullet of the pub, the one we chose randomly from the street. I was searching for an interior drenched in smoke. Not precisely like where I am, but almost.
At this time we are acquiring frothy half spilled over drinks, mulled and shaken. They are presented at our table and then poured forth to starving hearts and for the cause of future induced merriment.
It was reducing my heart to fit the current circumstances, struggling to choke it down along with the froth, the yeast, the alcohol. My heart going down in a tumbler of mead
amber cast in oxygen
encapsulated in tenuous strands
immersed in dizziness solution
categorized for the scientific intake.