A Little Glass of Tea

Silence. . .


It waits,

Being warmed by the heat

That crept into the house.


Patience. . .


The ice inside shrinks,

A little at a time,

Each time I look away.

The hours wears-on;


The ice is gone,

And I didn’t see it go.

How’d it sneak off?

I was here watching.


I look

To see that the glass

Has nothing

Left inside.

 

My thirst

Calls out

For vegetation

Diluted in a pitcher of water,

Cooling itself in my fridge.


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