Ten.One Thousand & Seventy
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3:45 am. That weird fake-news-looking article said that a sign of adrenal fatigue was waking up at 4 in the morning.
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I was the sky lighten, watch as the indigo fades away.
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Leftover rice and beet greens. I don’t have an appetite for much. I make them granola and set bowls of green grapes and cherries on the table. I miss when this was a part of my morning.
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The sooner I start, the sooner I am done.
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I am horrible at letting things go.
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No focus.
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I have to return to share these things.
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I gather the freshly fallen plums. They are soft but not sweet. I suppose I should make that jam tomorrow.
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I want more words to come, but they don’t.
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Where are the words?
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Cars are revving outside. Indiscreminent shouting. Sprinklers. The grinding roar of trashcan wheels as they stumble down the driveways; their weighty smack against the concrete street. Sounds like summer.