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Kintsugi Tupperware.

You are the gold

that is injected

into my tired and weary veins,

but still

 I feel

that my cracked

and broken

soul will never be

anything

other than Tupperware

in a dishwasher;

orange stained

from overuse and

un-washable

sauce deeply imbedded into my plastic

lid.

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This entry was posted in Poetry and tagged ian d hall, Kintsugi Tupperware, poetry on March 16, 2023 by admin.

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