Snapshot
I sit on her third floor
balcony at 11:57 a.m.
writing my second
poem of the day looking
at the street. It is
autumn but feels like
the best summers day.
She is still sleeping. I
know when she
wakes she will cry
out for me to hold
her, tell me she loves
me once more. An
Uber Eats delivery
driver gets off his
bike and prays on
the dirty sidewalk,
a passing car honks
its horn. She calls
me from the bedroom.
I lift my phone and
take a photo. Knowing
it will never get
better than this.
balcony at 11:57 a.m.
writing my second
poem of the day looking
at the street. It is
autumn but feels like
the best summers day.
She is still sleeping. I
know when she
wakes she will cry
out for me to hold
her, tell me she loves
me once more. An
Uber Eats delivery
driver gets off his
bike and prays on
the dirty sidewalk,
a passing car honks
its horn. She calls
me from the bedroom.
I lift my phone and
take a photo. Knowing
it will never get
better than this.
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