On and On

I opened up a box.

I found some cords for something. They’ve got to be for something.

Here’s a button-down shirt I got six years ago.

The Cards fell behind by a run.

They fell behind to Chicago.

And speaking of baggage:

What about this book?

Should I carry it on? Would I read it then?

Should I leave it?

When I sort through my possessions, I try to ask:

Do I like what I see?

Not at Wrigley, I know.

But the game continued.

My computer froze, locked into some frame.

I moved along, shaking papers into a bag.

Some things I don’t want to bring, but I can’t bear leaving them.

It’s the in-between.

I checked on baseball.

The Cards had jumped ahead.

Seems it went on whether I saw it or not.

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