Writing
The crackling sound of paper
The trash pin rattling
The pencil tip snaps
The sharpener fills with wood.
The eraser fades away
Time to go to the store
You grab something to eat on your way back home
Eraser shavings fly
Grease falls.
The great line you forget, as you try to rub it off.
The time ticks ten as your eyes become red.
Grab a cup of coffee, Starbucks lights are still bright.
The essay is almost done, only two more pages left
The clock reads eleven, but you think it's one.
The pencil tip breaks again
The sharpener doesn't work
Still two pages left as you count the flying sheep's.
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