Friday, February 13, 2026

6.67 x 10⁻¹¹ N·m²/kg²

There’s a tiny dot of hate 
I hold for my mother - so 
Tiny it barely holds: still 
It is there waiting for me 

When she speaks about her
Self - her youth - her loves 
Her conquests - her dreams 
Her turns and her decisions 

Each impacted me - I was 
And am still the turn of each 
Misplaced thought - I want 
To speak about how I never 

Met the man who gave me life 
Knew the man who fed & kept 
Never had that feeling of a hug 
Who wanted nothing from me 

And wanted only the world for me 

I want to tell her this but for me 
It is late in the game - for her it 
Would only be pain. More pain 
So I keep my mouth shut and take 

A bit of her hurt and smile at her 
And place it away : near the dot 
The gravitation will pull it all in 
And I will unpack it all one day 

When she is gone 

Nice round tears so I can float