Turn The PageA Poem by Light and ashes
I'm sitting, in my room, littered with pictures of people that I barely, know, anymore..My senses are awakened by the smell of catfish. A common smell, in the South. I find, it oddly comforting and it eases my pain a little bit.
I go to eat, because I know that having a full belly, eases my sorrows. The fatty fish, is sub par, not on the level, of what we used to eat, and it reminds me of how things change. There's a bread tye, in the coleslaw, because my grandmother is getting old. Everyone laughs. I fix myself, a glass of wine, feeling like things have been a little repaired, that the weight of the silence, is a little less heavy. I take it to the room, set it next to the bed, and sip, slowly. I feel a little exhilaration, from the alcohol. I watch a quick video. I smile a little. Then, I go back to my music. I replay the same song. Listening to sweet poetry for my soul. I'm a little irritated, right now, but in a way, I'm feeling much better. I'll keep sipping on this glass of wine, til it's gone. I'm wondering if, I'm Cinderella, in this song. Cinderella, can drive it home. Even, if she has to do it with one headlight. © 2025 Light and ashesReviews
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