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The Circle - Tobacco Leaf Chronicle

Every morning all I can imagine is 10AM rolling around for another day in the Circle. The doors normally open on time, sometimes they're a few minutes late, but it's all good because I know eventually I will get to the Circle. The floors will be filled with ash, and the can next to the fridge will be filled with trash, but it's all good because I know I'll get to the Circle. Sometimes, it's filled with strangers or even an occasional hookah, but it's all good just as long as I can get to the Circle. Sometimes it's filled with thirst, sometimes it's filled with bull, but it's all good as long as I can get to the Circle. You can walk in with a 5, 10, or 20, but a dollar is all you need to place a bet when you get to the Circle. You can be sleepy, tired, or just worn out and need a nap, but it's all good in the Circle. Even if you're from Harlem you can come to the Circle. Puppies of all sorts get to visit the Circle. Little People are always welcome in the Circle. Maybe it's just me, but every single person in the Circle must work with Tommy (off of Martin), cause yall are always in that damn Circle.

The Circle has many services such as: Counseling Sevices, Alcoholics Anonymous - we won't tell, Mentoring Services, Le Man's Classes, Child Birthing - only on Wednesdays, Traffic School, Kama Sutra, Binge Drinking Services, Midget Awareness, B.I.D. Awareness, Anger Management, Leg Crossing Technique, Music Therapy, Silent Word Hearing - what they really wanted to say, Thirst Awareness, Gambling, Political Side Bargaining. Hell they do it all, baby's daddies are found in the Circle.

One thing I love about that Circle, is it's hell, inside and out....bottomline. It's just something about that Circle that don't allow bullshit to walk or outsiders to talk...but it welcomes all to come that have something to give and not all to take.

Most of all just to walk in and see noone in my damn seat after a long day of HARD WORK is the best thing ever when I get to the circle at 1115AM.

All in all, that Circle that accepts my shyness, and unwillingness to speak my mind at times, and my unwillingness to smoke more than one cigar, and my unwillingness to drink the alcohol that is supplied and offered at times, and my unwillingness to shed my political views, and my unwillingness to cuss a mother (shut yo mouth) out, and my unwillingness to share a laugh or two, makes my day.

I LOVE THE CIRCLE. AND I LOVE ALL OF THE CIRCLE CREW.

AND TO THE MOFO'S THAT DON'T UNDERSTAND THE CIRCLE AND WHAT IT STANDS FOR........."FUCK EM"

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