Poetry Corner: Packing (a haiku)
We must try to put Our lives in cardboard boxes. Yet nothing quite fits. Labels: Bad Poetry, General Nonsense, Moving |
posted by The Goldfish at 4:53 PM
Saturday, January 20, 2007
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Comments on "Poetry Corner: Packing (a haiku)"
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Diddums said ... (3:46 PM) :
post a commentThat is where the art
Of scrunching can be useful.
Except with china.
short but sweet!
www.berniesshortstories.blogspot.com
That's what I'm in the middle of trying to do. How does one put a desk-cum-bookcase and an old-style hi-fi with turntable into a cardboard box? Haaard.