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Memoirs of a Chair

I've weathered through countless ages,
Severed from my tree's vibrant stage.
As dead wood, I linger and gaze,
My remnants crafted into a chair's embrace.
 
For ages, many have sat upon my frame,
Young ones leaping, a part of their game.
Sometimes I tumble, at times I slide,
In anger, tossed to the side.
 
Yet within me reside the musings,
Of all who rested, in myriad choosings.
Silently, I shed unseen tears,
For my existence and all it bears.
Written by PleasingDragon
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Author's Note
In crafting "Memoirs of a Chair," I was drawn to the profound symbolism embedded in everyday objects. The chair, once part of a living tree, now stands as a silent witness to the passage of time and human experiences. As the words unfold, I invite readers to join me in contemplating the chair's journey—from the stages of life as a tree to its current role, a repository of thoughts and emotions. The poem explores the idea that even inanimate objects may carry a form of consciousness, and in their silent existence, they become vessels for memories and reflections.
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