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The rusted mailbox creaks as it’s pried open, dented door dislodging. Two yellow balloons tethered to its post and bobbing in the wind, stark color against a slate sky. The bomp bomp of the balloons barely heard over the wind’s whistles. Empty inside. It’s Sunday after all. Too easy for you to forget the day when days amalgamate into one long moment. Stuck in an everlasting condition, waiting for the day when your mind at last is quiet. A quiet that comes when your hands are busy. Too distracted by tasks to dwell on thoughts.
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Sep 20, 2023
Sep 20, 2023 at 9:12 PM UTC
Waiting
The rusted mailbox creaks as it’s pried open, dented door dislodging. Two yellow balloons tethered to its post and bobbing in the wind, stark color against a slate sky. The bomp bomp of the balloons barely heard over the wind’s whistles. Empty inside. It’s Sunday after all. Too easy for you to forget the day when days amalgamate into one long moment. Stuck in an everlasting condition, waiting for the day when your mind at last is quiet. A quiet that comes when your hands are busy. Too distracted by tasks to dwell on thoughts.
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Sep 20, 2023
Sep 20, 2023 at 9:12 PM UTC
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