Luxury

Katie B.

I live in luxury

Not a world of accouterments

Houses like museums, diamonds telling of promises

Tesla’s driving me home

A simple luxury, swaddling me

Comforting me, reminding me

That I’m always home no matter

Where I wander on this sphere, humanities home

It’s the cream that spins when added to my coffee

Stacks of books with words that enrich, invite

A hide away to feed the desire to

Stringing words together

Blankets that envelop me, all that I am

And hope to be

My love, that loves me at my worst

Because he knows me at my best

He is the finest luxury

I invite the days

I invite the luxuries

 

 

 

 

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  • Friendship

    Well written, Katie. Your poem explores the concept of luxury, suggesting that true luxury transcends material possessions and lies in the emotional and spiritual experiences that bring comfort and joy.

    • Katie B.

      Yes! Thank you so much for reading my work and your fine review.

      • Friendship

        You're very welcome

      • sorenbarrett

        A poem of recognition of value and worth a poetic expression of gratitude for those things that give you comfort. Nicely written



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