Why there’s coffee stains on my shirtA Poem by Noah SanfordI’m in an old café with many mirrors. Waffles and maple syrup sharp on morning air. I see a waitress with dark hair between pink walls and infinite reflections. Sunlight doesn’t shine in. It glides careful delicate like an organ sustaining a note through silence and smoke. Everything, the slow light reaching, gentle noise washing over sleepy unguarded faces, the very color of this moment bends around her like the moon quietly unknowingly driving still waters into a restless sea. © 2021 Noah Sanford |
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