It is still peach season the morning you walk out the door. I make our bed too, you know. I suppose at this point I should be calling it “my bed” instead, but habits are hard to break.
Then I rummage through the fridge. Wash a peach and split it apart clean down the middle. This is their season, but not ours, I guess. I take a bite of it and then wonder if we even had a season.
I look to the window and then the door. Wondering at what point you will run through and bust it down like it is still your home.
Audrey Ying, draft of “i. peach season”