Suitcase
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Suitcase
I live from myself like a suitcase, Withdrawing my accessories each day. When I was younger I used to be less Careful: I’d swing from rope To rope, a regular at the circus; I didn’t mind the stumbles, Without a net, the ride was more Exciting. The crowd would howl with glee To watch me lose my grip, Then I would somersault backwards, Into the arms of Death, but he would never catch me. I’d get up and pack myself back Into my vinyl case, All ten thousand of me; no One ever understood, but My tiny house still stirred With voices. I am the center of the earth, A seed thrust Downward into the dark. Tomorrow, I’ll be a rusty branch, or A filament of string woven into some Love bird’s nest, It’s all the same to me. Play
Suitcase
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"Suitcase"
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