The Lucky Girl
She Decided Everything Works Out For Her
Luck’s not a lightning strike—it’s the breath before the spark.
I move like a riverstone—smoothed, not shaped. Missed trains gave me collaborators; empty pockets revealed forgotten bills. Disappointment is a cloud, not a tomb. I know the light will catch just so, the way it does on dust motes or a peach pit held to the sun.
What I'm Into: velvet armchairs at 3pm, ripeness of peaches, dust motes in golden light, slow blinks as punctuation, parking spaces appearing
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