Jujube (165)

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Bird

The moon dictates the palette. Bare branches write down the theme. Time thins to a single breath. Only a red note, a small refusal, betrays the world’s lingering warmth. –Jujube

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Afternoon Tea

the ceramic holds its breath let the flowers define the air sweetened conversations linger in the shadows asking the empty chairs who decides what moment lasts –Jujube

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Early Winter Woods

The early winter woods are a letter Torn open by the wind Script scatters on the ground Shifting, recombining Sunlight hesitates among the branches Weaving threads of gray Trying to string together a plot Only to read Two silent ellipses — Jujube

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Light on Water

In the hush of shadows, the pond tries to remember who it was mirroring. Like the white and red blooms, we live for a moment of illumination— then return to where light cannot follow. — Jujube

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Without Ceremony

You move through a whisper, loosening from its own name. Birds rise. Grass bends. The sun hesitates. We are not what we once were— the field knows this. It gives you back to the wind, without ceremony. — Jujube

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