Along the corner of (my) history and the mystery of (my) future

Shoutout to anyone
who can land from a flight
and go immediately to work,
because I am exhausted. 

When I returned yesterday,

I had a meeting on Clinton Street,
between Walt Whitman's
and Biggie's Brooklyn.

At the corner of Atlantic,
I grabbed a coffee,
and fled for my life
because she lives around here.

At the closed library
on the corner of Union,
I sabotaged myself
but somehow saved the day. 

The person approved 
my idea for the poetry section
to be renovated this summer
which means I will be here more. 

On the corner of my history,
there is me and my past,
but I am more concerned
with Melvil Dewey and the future.