Fifteen Minutes In The Morning
Before six.
I finish my bath.
His turn.
He gets out of the bed, where he's brought her to snuggle.
My turn.
The door is closed.
I hear the sound of water running.
I hope it doesn't wake her.
She smells like morning and
love and
curls and
talks sometimes in her sleep and
then giggles and
worry (because I can't live without her) and
urine (because you don't change the diaper when you want to snuggle)
for
fifteen minutes in the morning.
His shower is over.
His turn.
I finish my bath.
His turn.
He gets out of the bed, where he's brought her to snuggle.
My turn.
The door is closed.
I hear the sound of water running.
I hope it doesn't wake her.
She smells like morning and
love and
curls and
talks sometimes in her sleep and
then giggles and
worry (because I can't live without her) and
urine (because you don't change the diaper when you want to snuggle)
for
fifteen minutes in the morning.
His shower is over.
His turn.
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