DIG DEEP (our quarterly literary ezine)

The Jumbling Clutterbug

by Lorraine B. Theordor

I wonder why it’s so difficult to separate what
I want to save, what I have to pay and what I
must throw away.

It may seem strange to some, that no table,
shelf or chair is without some sort of jumble.
Do I dare use the last refuge, the sanctity
of the bathroom for all other?

What is a clutterbug to do, when the piles
keep growing? Look for more space?
Or stop watering the garden?

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