The cat on the balcony rail
She watched the horizon lengthen, and every inch of her tail was the same slow tide.
A quiet ledger of observations
A quiet ledger of observations, places that have felt like home, and notes on the creatures of the dusk.
She watched the horizon lengthen, and every inch of her tail was the same slow tide.
The city softened, blue and gold, and the downtown tower became a quiet lantern.
A trio of owls traded questions—each pause a soft thrum against the rafters.
It was a hush of pearls, too delicate to shatter the calm even as it tap-tapped the room.
Every puddle caught the amber glow, stretching the alley into a softer avenue.
Them visiting the hibiscus at midnight, blurring into starlight before I could blink.