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An exercise in alliteration!

(Under a Sea of Junk Mail) If I don't stay on top of it, it piles on top of me. Sorted, shredded, stacked stashed in boxes, baskets, bureaus bulging bags of trash. It multiplies, takes on a life of its own, moves from one stack to another like shifting sands on the seashore. How do mail carriers deal with daily delivery to vast volume of victims such as I? Tall trees, sawn, sliced, sanded reshaped, reborn their sawdust sent to be bleached, blended, rolled separated, slued pressed, painted, printed then presented to me. Help-I'm drowning!

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




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