Crap here Crap there There's crap everywhere Piles upon piles Always moving stuff Always tripping over stuff It's all insanity! It's all confusion! It's all madness! Throw it away Throw it away You say no! I might sell it some day I can use that That holds sentimental value I can't waste Money is too tight I look at the bicycle you found on the side of the road You say it is in good shape Who is it for? Your child has grown Piles go and piles come In the end It's just a hoarding sickness Now where is the dog?
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Posted: Mar 2011
About this poem:
A friend of mine has a hoarding problem passed down by his parents and his great aunt.
Oh I smiled......first I thought he's seen my second lounge...where all boxes were piled after the move...now being unpacked...then I thought of a friend who helped me do last minute pack...pointing out some boxes had never been unpacked from my earlier move 10 months earlier....mind you, she packed my jewellery and perfume...still not found.....thankfully, I have heaps and wore the real stuff, just seem to collect it like fabric.... Clever write...Niah
SundaySilence, thanks for the comment. I continue to see no improvement in my friends place, actually it's not his, but his brothers. His brother is a priest and owns this house and 3 acres, everywhere, including the yard is junk, not to mention the dozen or so unfinished projects done on the house. I wish you luck on your own project, at least you have a fighting chance of digging out.
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