Fine Powder

by clippedtrust · 21/02/2026
Published 21/02/2026 16:54

Pale powder, light as breath,

a fine white film beneath.

The wood once whole, now ground,

just remnants on the floor I've found.


My broom pushes, a soft hush.

This fine stuff, in a gentle rush.

It catches light, a quiet cloud,

then settles, making dim and bowed

the dark linoleum. Scuffed boot

kicks a pile, pale, without root.

#decay #domestic labor #dust #impermanence #loss

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