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Poetry || SubmissionsThe MoveBy Elaine HeveronThree weeks after the moversloaded two households into the mouth of the moving van, and gangplanked it all straight through the front door of our new home an alarm clock surfaces from a box of wash cloths-- time stopped on its face, like a cat unexpectedly found in a perfect basement hutch still as a cinderblock Hey! No one asked ME if I wanted to move. Picture hangers and nails, carefully removed and saved, separated from the weight of framed artwork they once upheld. The light is different here, they seem to say. You can’t repeat the past. Keep looking …, re-organize. Think. Items we couldn’t pack till dawn on moving day disappear in the rush of departure, hide out in unrelated genres of stuff, amused by our attachment, wait for re-discovery, re-birth. Inanimate objects, my eye! Today's Situation
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