Morning
You reached for the phone before you reached for the light.
Not the bad ones. The ordinary ones. Last Tuesday, for instance. You were there for all of it and you cannot account for any of it.
We started making coffee because we needed an excuse to stop and notice one.
They are small, and they never make it into a calendar. That is exactly how they disappear.
You reached for the phone before you reached for the light.
Eleven tabs open. The one that mattered is in there somewhere.
Everyone is home. Everyone is on a screen. Nobody is talking.
The hour that was meant to be yours. You spent it scrolling.
Each one is made for a particular hour, and honest about which.
"Whiskey and dark chocolate."first sip of Kisse, a rainy May evening
"There's something in the throat. I can't name it."an evening guest, still wondering
"Lock it. Don't change anything."the toughest critic in the house
Every one of them is written down, verdicts intact.
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