Preach

by Mae Grey · 26/12/2025
Published 26/12/2025 17:57

The sky is the color of wet cement.

I’m still in the socks I wore to the rent.

The streetlights hum a low, yellow tune.

The sun is coming to the kitchen soon.


The first chirp hits like a nail in the wood.

I’d stop the morning if I only could.

On the power line, a black, feathered row.

They have somewhere they’re ready to go.

#cityscape #existential ennui #monotony #morning routine #urban life

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