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Windows


There are trees outside my window But I’ve never seen them before I only see the monitor as I type And the blinds, protecting me Sheltering me A screen, filtering the pollens of the air In case I decide to lift the glass No chance of that. I’ll just sit inside my window Blinds Shut, Window Shut, Screen Shut. It could be raining Or snowing Or the most perfect day I’ve ever seen. I’ll never know.
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