Some days are easier.
The faucet drips,
The light filters through the trees
And I don’t
Immediately
Think of you.
My coffee is undisturbed
And my toast is not burnt.
But,
There are days
Where you are
Present
In every thought.
My ice water perspirates,
My dog begs.
You are between the words
Said by my neighbor
And in the silence
Before I sleep.
I can feel you
Throughout the day,
A spectre
Of our feelings,
Dissipating.
I want you to stay,
To be the speckled
Shadows cast by the tree.
The water felt
Between my fingertips.
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