Warmth in the Chill

by Mae Pike · 24/01/2026
Published 24/01/2026 18:17

Digging deep in the back of the shelf,

a dented thermos—old stories in stealth.

I twist the lid, it groans in protest,

but warmth escapes, a soft, golden jest.


Steam curls upward, a ghost from the past,

each sip recalls the moments that last.

Outside, the cold bites with sharp, icy teeth,

but here in my hands, a memory's sheath.

#comfort #domestic ritual #memory #nostalgia #winter

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