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Oct 22
can't get too comfortable!
hair grows and then it's cut,
furniture is placed then it's moved,

perhaps its why there's
dust on all these picture frames
dried roses living in a small box

grocery store aisles
rearranged again, familiar
labels now strangers

bus routes change
leaving empty stops with
only a small sign where to go next

the pink-glazed mug
chipped but cherished
holds more than lukewarm coffee

sidewalk cracks
memorized then forgotten
on routes no longer fitting

pockets full of
crumpled receipts,
a paper lifeline to the corner stores
Lacey Clark
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Lacey Clark  27/F/Pacific Northwest, USA
(27/F/Pacific Northwest, USA)   
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