Taking Out The TrashA Poem by Marie HarrisonA poem about starting over
Taking Out The Trash
Dried roses rest against the dusty mirror of my vanity,
Red roses sent from you years ago.
I keep thinking of them more and more everyday.
Like water constantly dripping from a faucet.
What purpose are they truly serving me?
Like you, they are just a waste of space.
Like memories of you, they keep me
from truly seeing all of myself.
I must go home and throw them away, first thing,
Just as you threw me away long ago.
Directly in the garbage they must go,
beside this morning's burnt toast,
along with anything else that reminds me of you.
© 2010 Marie HarrisonAuthor's Note
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