We Recycle on Thursdays

We Recycle on Thursdays

A Poem by Alexandra




I write this on a Friday morning
My poems are like diary entries
Brief reminders of terrible moments
So maybe I can appreciate it more when things are better

It’s the way you prefer life without my kids
That pushes me away further
My life
You hurt me when I can’t change the unchangeable

And perhaps it’s the way that I keep f*****g up the garbage recycling
And the way the neighbor looks at me differently
Am I that different?
Could I be more far gone?

Waters were so calm a year ago
A pin would drop
And no one would hear a sound
Only silent cries in a master bedroom

Now, it seems all at once
The symphonies of chaos are ringing everywhere
I never catch a breath
My eyes don’t rest
And I feel a ball in my throat
Ready to release
And let out a muffled cry of five years

© 2024 Alexandra


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Added on March 8, 2024
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Alexandra
Alexandra

Roselle , NJ



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