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Dearest, All those days, I let you tread over me and gave you a place to stand, and you with your untrained, weak bladder dog, your clumsiness, your laziness, your unwashed clothes, your ***** shoes and smelly feet, stepped on my trust. I hope you get pricked by the scraps of food, bleed out with a paper cut and stumble on my torn out, roughened edges and I get to smother and roll up your inanimate, dead body to it's rightful place. Ruefully, yours.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 12:04 AM UTC
RUEFUL (A Letter from my Carpet)
Dearest, All those days, I let you tread over me and gave you a place to stand, and you with your untrained, weak bladder dog, your clumsiness, your laziness, your unwashed clothes, your ***** shoes and smelly feet, stepped on my trust. I hope you get pricked by the scraps of food, bleed out with a paper cut and stumble on my torn out, roughened edges and I get to smother and roll up your inanimate, dead body to it's rightful place. Ruefully, yours.
I tried my hand on giving voice to an inanimate object, inspired by Sarah Kay's TOOTHBRUSH TO BICYCLE TIRE.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 12:04 AM UTC
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