These Are My Stacks Thank You
The stacks are closing in on me; surrounding me,
The piles are falling over, in stacks of three, astounding others.
I get to work early, to play with the stacks, but they take my energy.
I am not one to waste time on sifting and sorting, I am not your mothers.
The piles are trying to sort and toss themselves today, but I am standing firm.
Making them enclose me, engulf me, embrace me, they are mine after all.
They delight me, incite me, respect me, replete me, I am never going to learn.
They make me feel queen-like, and wonderful, six feet tall.
Others might be repulsed, wondering how I can find anything.
I can find it all, because I know where it is, unless it is something
That does not seem important, stuff others dump or bring.
These are my stacks, and they help me create, help me to sing.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2019
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