The weather is perfect. What a lovely night. I love early summer nights, with powerful winds and just a few crickets sprinkled through the yard, soft warm air and the smell of grass. Things always seem perfect at night during this time of year. There is a hushed quiet, only the crickets, the breeze in the trees, and friends drunkenly laughing. The desolate park next to an electricity plant, great electric towers silhouetted in the moon light, completely dark except for the occasional flick of a lighter for a cigarette or bowl, passed around happily. The taste of cold beer. I’m overcome with the urge to run, and I sprint through the field of tall grass over and over again until I’m winded. Nothing feels as wonderful as that. When I’m gassed and sitting with good company, great belly laughs as the jokesters tell their stories, I sigh and collapse to the ground and look up at the stars, content.