
All the books, printed articles and e-mails
I can barely read, yet I repeatedly fail
To get rid of them, they occupy precious space
To make matters worse, embarrassment I face
When I see them piling on my desk hoping to be read one day
But that hypothetical day never comes my way..
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My sartorial interests are quite varied
I seem to hoard clothing items indeed
Yet I wear clothes from a selection small
At times I cannot find some items at all…
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All the hobbies that I have dabbled in
Have required me to buy new things
That languish in a corner as I either no longer care
For that particular hobby, or have no time to spare
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My life is cluttered and stressful indeed
I have stuff that I absolutely don’t need…
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When clutter tends to accumulate
It takes up physical space but affects our mental state
All the excess borne out of acceptable greed
All the stuff we amass beyond our needs
Remains in the universe to create chaos
We celebrate our possessions but disregard the loss
Of mental peace that clutter leads to
Confusion and decision paralysis ensue
Precious time is lost in trying to organize
Ever increasing possessions before we realize
We have many times more than enough
And we are now being owned by our stuff..
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At the snap of my fingers I cannot declutter
But I can ensure further accumulation does not occur
It is a small start, but a start anyway
I hope my life shall be free of clutter one day..

The pleasure I get from getting rid of things…like a huge weight lifted off my shoulders. Start small. Go big.
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