You grabbed me and held me close, despite the humiliation I had just put us both through. An arm around my waist, a hand in my hair, and a whisper in my ear that this was what you wanted, that you could do this forever. We slow-danced to the Beastie Boys, a feat that in retrospect seems absurd, impossible, but it was infinitely possible and infinitely perfect. I should have known that this was the last time we would be together like this – it would have saved me a fair bit of dejection – but these were the days before I learned to see.
I'm just going to sit here in the corner, quietly trying to wrap my mind around anyone listening, much less slow-dancing, to the Beasties. Don't mind me, I'll try not to cause a ruckus.
ReplyDeletei used to only date boys who liked the beastie boys. then i met one who lied about it, and got trapped. TRAPPED, I TELL YOU!
ReplyDelete(also, hello nasty has some very slow-danceable songs. i love that album.)
Remember that one time when they went to a Beastie Boys concert on Futurama? That was awesome.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to picture Wayne Newton singing 'Sabotage' in order to get a better idea of what slow-dancing to the Beastie Boys would be like. Almost got it. Almooost got .... THERE it is. Oh, yeah. Niiiiice.
ReplyDeleteok, ok, here.
ReplyDeleteI'll be in the corner with eclectic.
ReplyDeleteUplifting, not so much. I'm here for other reasons anyways. kkp!
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