Supermarket Flowers Collapsing in a Cup

Supermarket Flowers Collapsing in a Cup is an anthology about the endings we rarely think to grieve.

A bunch of discounted flowers. A chipped mug. A forgotten shopping receipt. Water left unchanged for one day too many. Through a series of brief, lyrical reflections, this collection finds tenderness in the ordinary ways of home and the impermanent things we keep inviting into our lives.

Written in Laugh Like Sun's signature style—warm, observant, and gently humorous—these pieces linger in kitchens, supermarket aisles, windowsills, and cupboards, uncovering the quiet truths hidden inside everyday objects.

For anyone who has ever stood in the refrigerator light at midnight, bought flowers without a reason, or discovered that the smallest moments often leave the deepest impressions, this is a book to return to slowly.

Short enough to read in one sitting.

Warm enough to stay with you long after.

Perfect for readers who love: quiet literary writing, prose poetry, reflective essays, domestic life, slow living, and finding extraordinary meaning in ordinary things.