Milk (Poem)

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On my way down Kutner I spot the old

ladys with cracked hands who sit every

Sunday and chat over tea and donuts.

I take a left on Marshall Ave and

around the corner passing through

Weston. As I see the construction

workers carving wood plates imagining the splinters they went
home with that day.

Lastly I'm here.

The market.

As I lay My gallon jug on the counter I

see the young board cashier who

seems indifferent to my smile and

thanks as I leave the shop.

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⏰ Last updated: Sep 16, 2020 ⏰

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