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coffee & honey

the ladybugs have invaded your room

theyve crept into the corners,

nested into the ribs of the windowsill

some cultures see them as a sign of

good luck,

good fortune

those arent quite the words youd use

 

lying outside in a hammock

you look at the daytime sky and see stars

i ask, how is it they reveal themselves to you?

eyes swirling of coffee and honey tell me,

you just have to look for them

 

driving across oceans of night,

i hear your voice guided by

desperation,

you heart threadbare

love, i say, where are you going?

poetry spills into my ears,

if only back to you

 

the planet is breathing heavily with chest pains,

lungs full of smoke and static

the people are collapsing in on themselves,

folding like paper

the ladybugs have invaded your room

the only thing wrong right now

is that we apart

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Written by
jia_greens
23 / M / Denver
Published
Oct 9, 2025
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