The bumble of the dryer
as it warms my clothes
The inaudible hum of the light
over my table
The creaking of the wood floor
beneath my socked foot
Small sounds, keeping me company
in the lonely nights of the
pen sitting on the paper
Unmoved, unmoving.
And I select an orange
Close the fridge with a tap
Return, working the peel,
my fingers nimble here
in the familiar task
Stripping through skin
Into the pith
The juice drips down,
through my fingers,
onto the page,
the neglected pen
Writing a poem
for my eyes, my stomach
and the comfortable rush
of the heated air
through the vents.
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