8 ozA Poem by CasualYou know those tiny water bottles you usually find in waiting rooms? Sometimes they remind you of certain experiences.
There's a soft pop as you twist.
Plastic crinkles and you'd swear it cracks, but it never does. You open your mouth and tilt your hand, already wet, already dripping and cold, until your gums feel a tingling icy numbness, and you hardly notice the stuff go down your throat.
© 2016 CasualAuthor's Note
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Added on November 7, 2016 Last Updated on November 7, 2016 AuthorCasualRochester, NYAboutI'm a college student studying Music Education and English at the Eastman School of Music/University of Rochester. I like to write (mostly poetry), but I'm not sure if I can write in a way that will m.. more..Writing
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