This Morning
By Daisy Dai
This morning, like most mornings,
you asked if I could hold you.
I complied, like I do every time.
You ask so sweetly, half asleep.
Most mornings, I enjoy the feeling
of my breast against your back,
the curve of my mouth on the
the curve of your neck.
But today, this morning, I felt
exasperated.
This loving embrace felt
more like a chain tying me
to more slumber, when all I wanted
was to wake up and start my day.
It’s strange how one moment of infidelity
could change the beauty of this ritual.
I can’t shake the feeling that
the morning I didn’t hold
you was the moment you
decided to find a loving embrace with
a string of meaningless swipes
instead.
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