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About San Jose

You gotta watch yourself, though—cops sting ya, or worse, you end up broke, mutterin’, “We got a winner here!” like Tyrone in the movie. Total chaos. I’d be terrible at it—overthinkin’, “Is she legit? Am I on a list now?” Pro tip: cash only, no cards—learned that from some dude’s story online, got tracked by his wife! Hilarious, but oof, brutal. Anyway, it’s dark, it’s messy, it’s “Requiem” vibes—everyone’s lost, chasin’ somethin’. Pretty, pretty good? Nah, pretty damn nuts.

In today’s world you can find pretty much anything with a smartphone.

Oh, and then there's Jazzy Park on Tangle Street. Yeah, Tangle Street. There’s this odd fountain there that shoots water in weird angles. It's like, “WHAT THE HECK?!” – but in a good, life-affirming kinda way. Makes me laugh, gets me thinking of the film’s dreamy dialogues about time slipping away and souls yearning for freedom.

Ada Limón reflects on her tenure as the poet laureate and bringing us back to wonder