The dining table

Vishakha

Once I understood the depth

The dine was never the one that I left

Those evening gatherings were no longer held

Wine was merely a tip of an iceberg

Supper was no longer the reason the menu was kept

Meals were not appealing to me

The dessert was the sole purpose I met

The bitterness was along for the ride

The sweetness of maple syrup no longer served

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  • Published: October 7th, 2024 04:42
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