Maybe the Beer Is Wearing My Voice

Maybe I’ll talk to you sometime later.

I say that a lot.

Maybe because I always want to talk.

Maybe because I never really know what to say.

Maybe because I’m afraid that if I stop talking, I’ll have to sit alone with my own thoughts.

And honestly, I don’t know if I’m ready for that.

So here I am.

High on beer.

Freshly out of debt.

A little better paid than yesterday.

Not as busy as I pretend to be.

Still talking to people I probably shouldn’t.

Still missing people who are no longer mine to miss.

Still trying to become someone I can live with.

I want to talk every day.

I want to be left alone.

I want to change.

I want to remain exactly the same.

I want someone to listen.

And sometimes, I just want to send a message at 2 a.m. and pretend I had a reason.

Maybe I’ll grow out of this.

Maybe I won’t.

Maybe tomorrow I’ll wake up, drink some water, regret a few messages, go to work, pretend to be busy, and continue being the same person I was tonight.

Or maybe I’ll finally understand something.

I don’t know.

I am a confused, middle-aged man.

And tonight, the beer is wearing my voice.

Or maybe—

for once—

I’m just saying what I actually feel.

Lol.

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