Steam rises from a cup of tea,
warming my hands,
as rain taps softly on the roof—
a rhythm that calms something deep inside.
Sunlight slips through the blinds,
soft and golden,
catching dust in its slow dance,
making even stillness feel alive.
A song hums in the background,
half-remembered, but enough.
For now, everything fits.
No rush. No need to move.
A glance, a smile with a passing stranger—
as if to say,
“We’re here, sharing this moment.”
It’s enough.
The smell of baking cookies,
the sweetness of the first bite,
grass cool beneath bare feet—
these are the threads that hold me
steady, when the world spins too fast.
It’s the small things,
the quiet things,
that remind me I’m alive.
And maybe, just maybe,
they’re all I really need.
Written: 2024
Love the second stanza and how stillness feels alive❤
Truly wonderful to be so aware of little everyday that go a long way to keep us alive and our spirits uplifted❤👌🏽