I imagine your fan humming in a window,
the air, humid and warm, moves just enough,
lace curtains stirring in the day’s last breath.
I imagine your porch, as it was when you
were young, pansies in pots along the ledge,
how you’d sit and watch your world pass by.
I imagine your solitude, oppressive after all
those years, ticking clock a comfort and a curse,
and understand why you refused to leave.
© 2020 by Hannah Six
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