A Blessing for Kat

It's 5 am. I've been awake since two.
The northeast corner of our continent
begins its long and arduous wintering.

 

My sink collects half-emptied cups,
spoons stained from instant coffee. I keep house
haphazardly as any college sophomore.

 

You texted yesterday from thousands of miles away:
words that embraced me, found me, helped to heal
soul-wounds I didn't even know I had.

 

Accept this sleep-starved blessing, Kat:
your heart steadfast as only those can be
who've known harsh spells of weather and survived.





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Written on 2025-06-08 at 06:09

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Mercatore The PoetBay support member heart!
you know why some people would write poetry?
because they think there are not enough valuable poems on the actual market (DIY)
I think I could stop writing poems when I read yours, even in French
2025-06-08