listening to cars passing
on the porch
springtime near
sun shining
a sudden raindrop
the crunch of cereal
over
the dripping faucet
milk dribbles
down his chin
uneaten eggs
in the trash
as he leaves for work
dirty dishes
a ring left on the counter
•
shadow on your face
the moon plays
with darkness
unfolded clothes
on the lazy-boy chair
she scolds him
with a kiss
on the nose
she sits down and remembers
it's time to feed the dog
empty bowl
she eyes her daughter's
piggy bank
broke
so many worries
•
a sudden change
satin sheets
a plane ride
an eclipse of the moon
filling her thoughts
change in direction
sipping her drink
her mind wanders
escape from reality
flipping pages
an empty dock
he waits
with a rose in hand
by candlelight
staring at the new girl
•
tears fill her eyes
a note
torn to pieces
one simple promise
broken
shattered like yesterday's
pink lamp
after the fight
by the fireside
crackling breaks the silence
a new date
a promise
a brighter tomorrow
rose petals on the mantle
left from yesterday
•
Sunday brunch waits
laughter echoes
a house full
a splash of sun
glaring into the windows
a bathing suit
still sits
sand between her toes
children on the terrace
giggling
dirty shoes sitting
on the porch
in the moonlight
thunder in the clouds
brewing into a storm
•
the windmill sways
looking into the sky
fear is her only emotion
pitter patter of raindrops
on the front steps
pink rain boots
a new coat
her first paycheck
angel kisses
given to her baby boy
a beautiful sight
like a rose
opening at the start of spring
simplistic joy
of children
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