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For years the burdens had built up, on rods and brace and wood, as Mother purchased suits and shoes for each sale seemed so good. Her credit cards were overtaxed, (But she loved those rewards), So of Course Black Friday found her shopping, adding to her hoard. Her selves were packed with memories; sales too good to ignore. I heard her scream As everything Came crashing to the floor. Her injuries were minor For this I thank the Lord But replacement closets aren't cheap- My wallet will be gored. I wish she would discard some stuff She hasn't worn in years. I fear I lack the fortitude To dry so many tears.. She’s been a faithful friend it’s true I love her for the world, It just takes some getting used to- living with a material girl. Published December 01, 2013
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 9:03 PM UTC
The Day her closet exploded
For years the burdens had built up, on rods and brace and wood, as Mother purchased suits and shoes for each sale seemed so good. Her credit cards were overtaxed, (But she loved those rewards), So of Course Black Friday found her shopping, adding to her hoard. Her selves were packed with memories; sales too good to ignore. I heard her scream As everything Came crashing to the floor. Her injuries were minor For this I thank the Lord But replacement closets aren't cheap- My wallet will be gored. I wish she would discard some stuff She hasn't worn in years. I fear I lack the fortitude To dry so many tears.. She’s been a faithful friend it’s true I love her for the world, It just takes some getting used to- living with a material girl. Published December 01, 2013
It happened on a Black Friday
john-f-mccullagh
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63/M/American
Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 9:03 PM UTC
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