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TITLE (EDIT)
In A Cardboard Box |
DESCRIPTION
Memories stored away but not discarded.
[111 words] |
AUTHOR
Arthur Henry Isaacson |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Engineer, Businessman. Father,Husband, Friend, Lover. Hobbies; Piano, writing, photography.
[August 2000] |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (9)
After Love (Poetry) Sharing a bed with someone that no longer loves you. [121 words]
Begin Again (Poetry) Taking a new direction in life. [312 words]
Epitaph (Poetry) Why are we here and who will remember? [164 words]
First Time (Poetry) First Lovemaking [41 words]
Free At Last (Poetry) The agony of divorce or separation. There are no easy answers. Nothing is black and white. [80 words]
I May Not Be (Poetry) Examination of Perception of Existence. [140 words]
New York 91101 (Poetry) Aftermath of World Trade Towers Attack. [106 words]
The War Within (Poetry) The emotional struggle of deciding to abort and its aftermath. [156 words]
Tomorrows (Poetry) After the World Trade Towers attack. [162 words]
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In A Cardboard Box
Arthur Henry Isaacson
In my basement dark and dusty
In a corner out of view
Is a cardboard tomb with pictures
Of a life that I once knew
Faces faded over time
Moments frozen still
Lives suspended ever quiet
Forgotten feelings stir, instill
Wedding Pictures growing children
A past with future killed
Another me was laid to rest
A box of living, not fulfilled
Why do I keep this alter ego?
In the dark upon a shelf
Never looking at the memories
Never in the past to delve
Perhaps someday I’ll understand
The meaning of before
Heal the rift of then and now
And the whole that is my core
Though time has brought to me much joy
Kept my ship from shoals and rocks
There is a part of me still trapped
Within that cardboard box
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2000 Arthur Henry Isaacson |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
December 2000 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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