ignore the boxes
in piles behind the couch—
there are eighteen hours
left of our favorite show
before we pack the television.
ii. Anger
throw an empty box
at his head—
why do we have
so much stuff?
red tinges the world
iii. Bargaining
promise the world,
complete with chocolate fudge
and blueberry pie
served piping hot
even though blueberries
are his favorite, not mine—
promise everything,
if we can take a little break
iv. Depression
let boxes rise up
surrounding us on all sides
stacked ten high
and looming—
if I see another roll
of packing tape,
the gloom will be too much
v. Acceptance
pack the last box
not caring
that the only things left
in the apartment
are unnecessary papers
and junk—
we’ll leave in the morning
too tired to be excited
but ready
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