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The Writer’s Cramp
7-10-04 The New Prompt is: Write a story or a poem about the treasures you find while cleaning your domicile. The key that I lost the twenty-second of May The phone bill I got just yesterday And when I moved the sofa lo and behold Popcorn and peanuts several days old An earring, a penny and maybe a dime And an old, discarded ball of blue twine One room to the next moving and shaking Fixing and mending not a pause am I taking The umbrella I bought for a rainy day In the back of a closet safely packed away Old things and new things blue things and green Things long forgotten thought never to be seen My legs become weary my arms start to ache I've been at this too long it's time for a break In the back of the fridge what’s this I see A single red rose that was sent to me One single rose its fragrance still sweet A memory - intact and complete Dusting forgotten cleaning be damned Time stands still - there’s a rose in my hand
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