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Golden Gate Bridge

Mismatched furniture welcomes another day together

 

The couch leans against the cracked paint on the walls

 

Sunlight wanders in, bounced off the gray rooftops of the flats adjacent

 

The sweetest coffee is dripping, eager to serve it's purpose

 

While indie melodies roll low like the clouds

 

A white kitten is perched on a small wooden table,

 

It is a treasure discovered at a flea market

 

A trolley ride got me there

 

It was a ship set sail to conquer the familiar

 

The coffee shop around one corner had paper lanterns

 

And another around the next just opened

 

And if you walk one block south

 

There's another there, it has the best espresso

 

The fog drifts in from the bay like a cool caress to the land

 

As I walk up the stairs to my sanctuary

 

White kitten purring as the clouds roll over

 

The clouds move with such sincerity

 

And the bay sparkles and starts to froth

 

In anticipation of the coming autumn

 

I set my keys down in the wooden bowl on the counter

 

Everything is right

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Oct 1, 2011
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