Sitting In The Back Of Cars by Bryan Chabrow

I like sitting in the back of cars
Sitting in the back of cars
And talking about drugs with you
In the parking lot of a 7-11
With foggy windows
We sit and take pictures
Our faces are never clear
Always blurred or skewed or partially incomplete
I like this moment
It's drab and frightening
But it's full of love
And it feels right
I like sitting in the back of cars
I'm going to call you sometime

About the author:
Bryan Chabrow is an 18 year old poet from Manassas, Virginia. He currently attends Emerson College in Boston, MA where he majors in "Writing, Literature and Publishing". Bryan enjoys late nights, pretty girls and living life to the fullest. He has been published in things such as The Susquehanna University Apprentice Writer, The Commonline Project and Poetics Noire. Although he is still very young, Bryan has certainly started making a name for himself in the literary world.