April 11th
- Sarah Hale-Willis
- Apr 11, 2020
- 1 min read
Soda Can
The seventy five cents I put into the machine, was meant for washing clothes...
But as I stand here breathless, awaiting my prize I can't seem to find regret in my heart...
The familar clanging of a dropping soda can, it's comforting in a way...
But when it stops only half way down uncertainty settles in...
It starts with a little light tap, a movement in jest...
But soon becomes a violent swat as desperation fills my chest...
A shake, a curse, a lack of cans...
I should have washed the laundry.
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