But we’re all friends here,
I thought. Are we not all friends here?
There is timelessness in our
capacity as human beings to give love but there is also timelessness in our capacity as
human beings to inflict hurt.
It’s Wednesday and the rust
inside the left corner of the white sink won’t come out but I’m scrubbing the
orange brown stubbornness because that’s all that’s left and the dog is crying,
it’s too hot in here, I’m tired and my eyes are thinking and my body is small.
I thought we were all
friends here.
If only I had known we’d go
on to ravage one another in the savage, unpredictable way that only human
beings can.
It won’t go away; I keep
scrubbing.
But we’re all friends here,
I thought.
Are we not all
friends
here?
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