Poem: Crocheted Moments

Crocheted Moments

The kettle is warm, and the tea piping--

small crocheted mug covers

touch and press against my fingertips.

My dulled nails slide into the gaps in yarn,

and it is as your shoulder grazes mine

that it comes into my floating and fleeting mind,

that this is mine.

Not the yarn or the mug 

or even the tea burning my tongue.

not the time or the sunlight kissing your smile,

not even you, but this moment, this memory.

It is mine, this simple Monday morning 

is mine and this is enough, at least for a lifetime.


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