For today’s prompt, write an optional poem. And no, that does not mean that writing a poem is optional today–I know a few of you were thinking it. No, no, no. No, I’m thinking of how some things in life are completely optional; in fact, most things are. So you have options.
And at last there is rain on my eaves on my house in my hometown
and I
wandering over oceans for different skies
stay inside today
to avoid the sun
but what I see
is
there are options
we forget
that living on a round world means just that.
the hour you spend
waiting for a teller
in the bank branch
that is most near your work
could be the same hour
you might have brushed against a strangers body
in the waters
of the Indian ocean
the very same
someone feels wet skin on wet skin
someone isn't next
but has moved up
in line
and I
wandering over oceans for different skies
stay inside today
to avoid the sun
but what I see
is
there are options
we forget
that living on a round world means just that.
the hour you spend
waiting for a teller
in the bank branch
that is most near your work
could be the same hour
you might have brushed against a strangers body
in the waters
of the Indian ocean
the very same
someone feels wet skin on wet skin
someone isn't next
but has moved up
in line
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