With unbuttoned shirt sleeves and gentle hands, ring worn but still gleaming on the left—fourth finger, intent on my upturned wrist, tongue clamped between teeth, you manipulate the bracelet clasp, standing in socks and no pants in the doorway of the bathroom, your comb wet and abandoned on the sink.
Lisa T. Gregg is a writer, freelance editor, and cat mom. She enjoys religious and philosophical conversations with her husband over vegetarian brunch and also eating Taco Bell in bed while binging baking shows on Netflix.
Thanks, Lisa, for sharing this poem. I love the snapshot here.