Corners In the Attic

a wishbucket painting of a midwest 
  sky in the evening.

an old rusty singlespeed scwinn bicycle. 

 folded mothball memories stacked
  in cardboard. 
 
 and you can pass down three generations
  in an A-framed wonderment.   

 lost to all but not to dust, where spiders play 
 keeper of all still keepsakes.

 thier hollow formed webs catch
  dreams in the night.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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