My mother was instant coffee
made without the filter,
erupting from the glass pot,
splashing on the linoleum in front of me.
Grinds settled between my teeth,
hard to dislodge.
I stared
from the edge of the kitchen,
watching
the mess,
dirt brown liquid
pooling
beneath my feet.
I should’ve grabbed the mop,
now it stains,
soaked
into the foundation
of my memory.
About the Creator
V. B. B
I'm a pessimistic amateur poet and writer that has had a few violent and dark things published. Also, I love to make lists of my favourite movies, t.v. shows, books, and music.
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