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It's out with the old And in with the new. Spring cleaning Rids my closet of Bony skeletons And chests of horrors. All those times, All those memories That were swept Under the rug, Shake them out, Beat the dust, The feelings until Last October's filth Becomes clean again. Repaint this room. Refurbish that sofa. Redo the tile. Run your hand Down the banister. Feel the cinder's from Last fall's fire, The remnants, the remains. Make my building Like new again, Untouched, as if For the first time, For the first buyer. May 11, 2011
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Jan 24, 2013
Jan 24, 2013 at 1:36 AM UTC
Spring Cleaning
It's out with the old And in with the new. Spring cleaning Rids my closet of Bony skeletons And chests of horrors. All those times, All those memories That were swept Under the rug, Shake them out, Beat the dust, The feelings until Last October's filth Becomes clean again. Repaint this room. Refurbish that sofa. Redo the tile. Run your hand Down the banister. Feel the cinder's from Last fall's fire, The remnants, the remains. Make my building Like new again, Untouched, as if For the first time, For the first buyer. May 11, 2011
katherine-andringa
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Jan 24, 2013
Jan 24, 2013 at 1:36 AM UTC
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