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Created on: July 27, 2010
The dirty old window in my office
is bothering me
Black with grimy spots
on its window pain.
Its tracks are full of dirt,
paint chips and old dead bugs
I thought to myself
this doesn’t make any sense
Wringing out
the wet rag with a firm grip
I began to clean
that smudgy old window
Like dropping scales,
the smut is thoroughly removed
Clearer and clearer
the sunlight shines through
I stared at the dirty rag
and squeeze it hard
I listened to the water
fall into the bucket
like drops of rain.
I feel good now
My window is clean
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