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A Box Inside My Room

There is a box inside my room I do not lock or try to hide. But, that doesn't mean I'm not ashamed of what I have inside. I open it when I'm alone. I sort through things I'd never show. I wash my hands when I am done. I leave it there when I do go. One day perhaps I'll burn it when I consider and decide. When I no longer need such comfort and come to grips with what's inside For now I'll simply leave it unlocked and unattended. It is a symptom, not a cause and it needs not to be defended.
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