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A Hoarders Home

a poem

By Bernice BowlingPublished 4 years ago โ€ข 1 min read

Pile on, pile on I heap and move and pile

more and more I gather saving and crying all the while

no room to tidy no room to store, yet still, I gather more

like a squirrel gathering for a winter that will never come

I keep storing.

come clean, come rearrange

come move one pile to there and one to hear

bringing it back once more

my mountain rises higher year by year.

I sit on top a cluttered throne

looking down blaming

this mess on anyone but my own.

Throwing away my stuff you say

I say no way and I cry forevermore

Clinging to every drop of jumble

In this chaos, I make my home

Trying my best to clear away

never throwing away anything

just saving, pretending

I am okay.

By: Bernice Bowling

sad poetry

About the Creator

Bernice Bowling

I am crazy, and mixed up like a wildflower growing aimless with no place to go. So I go to my canvas, my pen, my paper and at last my fabric and from there I create. All my thoughts feeling and emotions go into my work, whatever it maybe.

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