It’s been weeks since the sponge absorbed the moisture,
soaked up all of it so the area had no trace of being wet.
But then it was left on a shelf, forgotten,
and by the time it was needed again, it was all dried out.
writer, book reviewer, daydreamer
It’s been weeks since the sponge absorbed the moisture,
soaked up all of it so the area had no trace of being wet.
But then it was left on a shelf, forgotten,
and by the time it was needed again, it was all dried out.
I see ghosts of footsteps all over my world,
my mind palace
is haunted by them
and the words spoken with every tread.
Stamped into my core
so I can never forget them.
The footsteps are all different sizes
and some voices I refuse to listen to.
But there is one I love to recall,
and it is the same one
which leaves new ghosts everyday
with words more energetic and meandering than the last.
Every so often, I will etch
a line it has spoken
into my breath cloud,
a reminder to you that what you say
will always stay with me.
The warmth around my shoulders,
soft as flames in the evening,
conceals the sting in my chest.
My jumper soft and safe is no longer,
now only the writhing buzz of bees
trying to make a hive from my emptiness.
But honey – I do not like the taste of it.
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