Life = a box set
in this modern world, we seem to spend our lives in a series of boxes
By Liz SinclairPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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All our lives we're in boxes enclosed,
First, incubators keep us composed,
Then to school we are bound,
Then in houses and offices found,
Until, in a coffin, we finally repose.
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About the Creator
Liz Sinclair
Amateur historian who loves travel and lives in Asia. I write 'what-if' historical stories, speculative fiction, travel essays and haiku.
Twitter: @LizinBali. LinkedIn: sinclairliz
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