By Sarah Levin
Gentle evenings appear as if they
Are always so missed and longed
For, since each second is used up to
Its ability to press deeper into the
Cushions and your shoulder and
In one solid moment, we are okay
And the TV quietly, screaming an episode
Of some show we don’t watch, but I focus on how
The reflected light hits your eyes
And you ask me with full sincerity
Softly spoken, dying voice
“Want something sweet?”
Like this moment isn’t already the
Most cavity inducing moment of my life.