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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Beneath the piano, a dust ball rehearses eternity. It gathers what time discards~ the wool of vanished winters, pollen from orchards no longer blooming, one white hair from the head of a woman who has forgotten the song she once sang while washing dishes. Thread by thread, it constructs its small republic of neglect. The blue fiber from a child's mitten lies beside ash from a birthday candle. A fragment of feather touches the husk of a seed carried indoors on a boot sole years ago. Nothing enters by design. The dust ball accepts all arrivals, offering citizenship equally to the celebrated and the overlooked. A scrap of ribbon. A grain of soil. The curled filament from a lamp long shattered. Under magnification, its tangled construction resembles aerial photographs of rivers branching through continents, or the dark filaments between galaxies. I suspect the universe favors this method~ gathering, combining, keeping. Meanwhile the piano above it waits in silence. No hand touches the keys. Yet the dust ball continues its patient composition, assembling notes of absence, measures of departure, a symphony written in particles. Perhaps every house creates one secret historian. Not in attics. Not in albums. But beneath chairs, under beds, behind bookcases, where unnoticed years settle into a sphere. When sunlight finds it, the dust ball briefly kindles. Each mote shines with borrowed radiance. Then the light shifts, returning to is quiet labor, collecting the shed signatures of ordinary existence, rehearsing eternity one particle at a time.
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