When I was little
The three of us would pile into dad’s little sky blue pickup
He’d rewind whatever cassette was in the tape deck to his favorite song
And drive us to the Mexican restaurant just outside of town
I don’t remember much about the place
Certainly not the food
Or the color of the big sombrero
They made you wear when they sang happy birthday
All I remember is
One time on the way home
My forehead pressed against the cold backseat window
And the beads of rain streaking down the glass
If I looked close enough
I could see the whole world in every little drop