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Alexandra

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

10 poems·Since March 2014
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Artifacts

March 16, 2014

An Almost, Maine theatre ticket

A tack that puncture my foot

An old photo I came across while cleaning my room

A mini mounts candy wrapper

And a chopstick from a less than good Mandarin buffet

We don’t realize how much we do

Even in what seemed like a boring and slow weekend

It looks like I did something worthwhile

I don’t think I did

I think I was out of the house a total of 6 to 8 hours

And maybe I did

Maybe at that less than good buffet

Or maybe while watch Almost, Maine

Or even while I played computer games with my father

Maybe I did do something and maybe it does mean something and maybe what looks unimportant

Is important

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