Faucet
Water drips from the bathroom sink’s broken faucet.
The echo fills the upstairs hall;
it bounces off the Cornsilk painted walls and creates invisible waves that lap themselves against the walnut floors, and I spend my summer days
drifting along the sound’s tranquil surface.
it bounces off the Cornsilk painted walls and creates invisible waves that lap themselves against the walnut floors, and I spend my summer days
drifting along the sound’s tranquil surface.
Sometimes I walk down the basement steps to
find a wrench on the workbench and fix to repair it, but then I pause and consider how it will feel if we were to drown together in silence.
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Nice- love drawn together in silence- intimate with the inanimate!
Thank you so much!
Oh damn, that closing though.
Unexpectedly turns so well and makes the entirety shift in the reader’s mind.
Thanks! I’ve been experimenting with shifts recently.