This is the first time I've cleaned a kitchen in ages and even better, next up is the bathroom, hands and knees, bucket beside, scrubbing getting the grit out from the impossible to reach cracks in the tile forgoing the thought of using my fingernails because I've seen too many horror movies and I can't shake the feeling that if you try too hard to fix an issue with a tool just not right for the job, then things can fall apart or come. right. off.
So there it is in the smell of my pail of pine-sol cleaner, long lost smell of the rush and presence of the most refreshing kind of stripping down right to the ****** at the core of these good looking bodies and faces, the place of bareness only tangible and graspable where it likes to hide beneath our chest plates and marrows until we find the right combination of tools to use to choose to fix ourselves before we all crumble into dust. and. sand.
These bones know the sunlight heat and it's returning in good time as if to say, in the exact moment it left it's come back into station to stay an immeasurable amount of time.
You know.
For a little while.
Oh you ****** dirt, you. We're going to need more brooms.