3rd Tuesdays: Volume 1
By Dylan Garcia
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Since 2015 Rockford, Illinois has hosted a poetry slam and open mic on the third Tuesday of each month. Dylan Garcia has regularly attended this event and competed in the poetry slam. This is a collection of poems that they performed at this slam between the years 2015 and 2018.
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3rd Tuesdays - Dylan Garcia
The Alcoholic Considers Another Round
When I walk into this bar
Beer is waiting for me,
sweating in anticipation of my arrival.
Beer is my favorite drinking partner.
It doesn’t ask questions.
It’s always ready for another round.
With every sip it reminds me
alcoholism runs in my veins,
and if I cut myself open right now,
I wouldn’t find even four days sober.
I sit down and watch a woman at the end of the bar
try to flirt her way into a cocktail.
She looks just like my mother,
the tangled parachute of my most vulnerable years
that sent me into free fall.
Beer notices, says,
"Your mother is a busted