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THE JUNK BOX
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Haveyou a hidden away unwanted treasure?
*In an attic* *hiding in a box* *somewhere in a garage* *there's junk and more,* *waiting for the day* *when its taken away* *perhaps it might end up* *in an antique store.* *The thing that once* *used to do what no one wants* *and that awful painting* *you hid in the loft.* *Suddenly its numbers* *lot twenty five* *'Am I bid four hundred?'* *the auctioneer cries.* *All of that junk* *now treasured and bright* *no longer hiding out of sight,* *all of that stuff* *you once called rubbish* *gracing the homes* *of the rich and famous.*

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Reviewed by Ronny Colanski

Reviewed on August 1, 2009

Yeah,I like this one.its simple writing and a very smart idea to say what you wonna say.Good job and nice finish.

Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot

Reviewed on August 1, 2009

LOL, classic and it applies to life! One minute your on the skids, next..you've changed ur stats completly, loved this
Ch'erie

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