Ate bad stuff. Gained weight.
Hate myself. Still, I think, There’s
always tomorrow…
Over the holidays
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Ate bad stuff. Gained weight.
Hate myself. Still, I think, There’s
always tomorrow…
Kitchen windows fogged,
oven-baked chicken is the
scent of homecoming.
Shivering at the
airport. Colder than O’Hare.
Turn back, refund flight.
Bright summer days no
friend to sadness. Solace lies
in winter’s dark chill.
Spiraling flakes, like
small hands opening wide, feel
their way down to earth.
Earthy smell of fresh
mud awakens winter-dulled
senses like coffee.
Lulled by summer’s false
start, forty degrees reminds
us that April lies.
Like eyes heavy with
grief, grey clouds spill a steady
patter of sorrow.
Tightly furled like clenched
fists, tentative red-tipped buds
sway on bare branches.
Like green periscopes
tiny shoots peer from muddy
beds searching for sun.