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Michelle Lauren
1 min readJul 16, 2019

A poem about patience.

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These things
couldn’t be rushed

By the patter
of breaths
on fog-stained glass

or eyes
that watch
the seconds dwindle

no matter
how hard
impatient lashes beat
like butterflies

in a tremble
of anticipation

or will
an eternity
to be beckoned forward
in a blink

All is as needed
at the favour of
its own reckoning

as no water defies
the current that pulls it

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Michelle Lauren
Michelle Lauren

Written by Michelle Lauren

Poet, digital artist, and editor of The Sonder Script. Looking for the ways words catch like silver in the rain. Writer for Lit Up, Start It Up & The Shortform.

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