Stove
I don't realize your presence,
only sometimes you cross my
mind. I don't really use you,
only when I cook noodles or
make cake but that rarely happens.
You're stained. We leave you like that.
We care when you break down and
when there is a chance you might
burn the bottom of our pots, would
be the only time we look in your direction.
It fills me with sadness grandmother,
to see you wasting away; when only we
care and they don't.
It's not enough.
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