The Draw That Changed the Group
Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.
Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.
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The match has crossed midnight. Nobody in the kitchen breathes. The ball waits on its white mark.
Three fixtures cover the fridge, held by a magnet from another tournament. Breakfast belongs to one group.
Under the lights every town is the same town.
Confetti keeps falling after the players stop running. One team lifts the cup.
By morning, the flags are damp. Someone sweeps confetti from the station. The winning shirt is still worn proudly.
The most important conversations of my life happened over food I can't remember and meals I'll never forget.
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