Salt Keeps No Ledger | Ismail Adekunle Hassan | Poetry
Mother measures another cup into tomorrow, stirring slowly as if time itself might thicken. Outside, a neighbor laughs, and the scent of frying onions crosses the fence […]

Mother measures another cup into tomorrow, stirring slowly as if time itself might thicken. Outside, a neighbor laughs, and the scent of frying onions crosses the fence […]

Mother measures another cup into tomorrow, stirring slowly as if time itself might thicken.
Outside, a neighbor laughs, and the scent of frying onions crosses the fence […]
The pot remembers every hand that has lifted its lid expecting steam.
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Mother measures another cup into tomorrow, stirring slowly as if time itself might thicken. Outside, a neighbor laughs, and the scent of frying onions crosses the fence […] The pot remembers every hand that has lifted its lid expecting steam.
The pot remembers every hand that has lifted its lid expecting steam. Tonight, it holds only water learning the shape of silence.
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