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Stuff.

Oh, how this stuff piles around me. It has built up over time. Old pictures, and playing cards and pens. Why, with this much stuff I think that it's a crime. Maybe I should sell it. Oh but how hard that will be! Every thing has a value. Well, maybe that's just me. Most of this is useless! But oh how many memories a single thing can store. Yet the worst thing of all is that, I just keep buying more. A bunch of old necklaces. A pair of sunglasses missing a lens. Jelly jars, and old crayons. Old ink-less pens. A faded pink sun dress. A alarm clock that no longer ticks. Lava lamps, and a baby grand. A game of pickup sticks. Most is in the attic. But a lot is still here around me. I could try to get rid of it all. But oh, how hard that will be.
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laiken
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Jul 23, 2011
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