The Woman at the Airport Bar at 6am
Either Coming Home or Leaving Forever
Watching planes trace the sky's edge. Ask me which ones return.
I wear goodbyes like perfume—sometimes chosen, sometimes unavoidable. The carry-ons beneath my chair hold more stories than luggage should. I don’t count flights or hearts; both are unreliable. Ask me about the look on a stranger’s face as they vanish into a gate. Ask me how to leave without disappearing. No… I don’t know if it’s possible.
What I'm Into: sleeves pushed to the elbows, flight board glow on my glass, the pause before boarding calls end, carry-on creased with secrets, tarmac dawn
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