I miss you in the morning,
as I walk through the apartment’s quiet rooms.
Furniture like phantoms in the darkness.
I miss you during the day,
when the sun warms my face, and the wind rustles through the
potted plants on the balcony.

I miss you in the evening,
when the teapot spreads the scent of chamomile in the kitchen.

I miss you at night,
in the fan’s persistent buzzing,
my tangled sheets, and the sounds from the street outside.

I miss you in the spring,
when my boots break the thin ice,
and the water trickles forth.

I miss you in the summer,
when I stand with my feet in the cold sea,
and the breeze in my hair.

I miss you in the autumn,
when the orange leaves form patterns in my path.
I miss you in the winter,
when the cold seeps into my body,
and I wrap my jacket tighter around me.
I simply miss you.
All the time.

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