all_that_debris_of_a_life
in a silent way you take it with you wherever you go, for as long as it lasts, leaving some pieces behind here and there as you shed your old skin on your way to the next temporary resting place, strengthening your upper back, until strength turns to stiffness from age and the stress of too many moves and you start to wonder what's worth purging and what's worth keeping around, because there aren't boxes enough to hold all that debris of a life you keep hauling around. 130324
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unhinged i've been known to hide boxes in cupboards when i don't want to carry them anymore but i'm not quite ready to dump them altogether


tarnished
photographic_memory
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ever dumbening it's even harder when it's metaphorical debris.

granite
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Tourist Often just set on the curbside upon Our Demise the aquisitions of a Lifetime too Overwhelming for Our Survivors to Process through Grief. And so these things slowly evaporate into the shopping carts of the homeless or the gaping Maw of the Garbage Truck. Their meaning lost for their Context was Known by You Alone. 130328
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unhinged i try to put it in the trash can where it belongs but sometimes i still litter 150402
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who go
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