Three

Three minutes is a great time to try something out and not get stuck in it. There’s time to change my mind, adjust, refine, and redefine. Time to not know, space to decide, time to wait for an impulse. Time to hear yes and no and scan memory, body and longing. And there’s a moment when I finally feel what I wanted to feel and couldn’t exactly know or express ahead of time. And then to set the timer again. And again. And again.