That's a very specific, evocative image for a poem.
Here is a poem about that quiet, fleeting moment:
🚬 The Second Sleep
The alarm is silenced, a forgotten plea,
But the dark demands a brief liberty.
The house is hushed, a curtain of deep night,
A sliver of pink just before the light.
The kitchen tile is unforgiving, cold,
A breath of outside air, weary and old.
I strike the match; a tiny, sudden flare,
Illuminates the smoke within the air.
Each slow exhale is a thought let go,
Watching the ash accumulate and grow.
A fleeting comfort in the morning’s chill,
Before the world wakes and demands its will.
The ember fades, a final, tiny spark,
Back to the quiet, the enveloping dark.
The blanket calls, a welcome, heavy fold—
One moment borrowed, before the day is told.
Would you like a poem about another quiet moment in your day, or perhaps a poem about one of your creative hobbies like painting or playing the guitar?
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