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Jun 2023
as dregs of coffee
scratching the bottom of my mug.
Like the sediments of wine
in my crystal jug.

Like the crimson leaves tugging
from the trees in autumn.
As dust dancing on my bamboo ceiling fan.
And as I turn it on it lands on the four posted bed,
dirtying my green and brown striped spread.

Like a pool of sweet caramel sauce
around the flan I baked.
Like the foundation sinking
my brick ranch house.

As my friend when she chose
her driftwood rogue spouse.
Or the lawsuit with my lawyer.
And not my wages with my employer.

I'll not settle,
just to say yes.
I'll take mine.
Not a thing less.
sandra wyllie
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