The Sun Has No Manners

by The Bright Voice

Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.

The sun has no manners. It barges through the blinds, throws gold across my pillow, and reads the dreams I left unfolded. It points at every dust mote. It wakes the clock before me. It warms the chair you emptied as if nothing here has changed. Still, I open one eye. Still, it lays a bright hand on the floor beside the bed and waits for me to stand.
69 words · 12 lines · Free Verse

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