My Secret Space
"Home isn't a place; it's a feeling."- Cecelia Ahern
After a long day of work, I open my door, and my nose is greeted with lavender ejecting from my diffuser.
The smell consumes my body like a deep tissue massage.
Space
French Roasted Coffee from Tanzania filled the crisp morning air on Saturday mornings.
The taste warms my body like a hug from granny.
S_P_A_C_E
Crawling into my Queendom, touching my 600 thread count sheets, brings relief.
Kissing my skin with comfort and coolness
Showing gratitude in my space
SPACE
To hear the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood from my balcony
The sight of my plants being kissed by the sun
Providing life inside their pots quenches their thirst
Space
Whistling of teapots
Songs from singing bowels
Steam showers with eucalyptus healing powers
Laughs
Love
And memories
This space, My Space. Feels like home
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