Steel Coffin

 

Steel Coffin photo by “heritagefutures” (Flickr) = © Dirk HR Spennemann

Dirk HR Spennemann writes: “Patently Portable: The O.P. Patent Portable Steel Grave Vault, Pioneer Settlement, Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia” – frizz-comment: A steel coffin – sometimes I would like to put some things, behavior structures, memories etc. into a steel coffin like this: to forget that, because it has not been effective enough. Because a lifetime is too short, to waste the time with this. For instead: playing guitar. Gives more time for: writing about history or present day politics, for photography or web-dialogs; time to learn something about other centuries, countries, cultures, conflicts.

P.S.:
take a look into the room,
where I prefer to be and write
(on paper): paperback-writer’s room
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compare:
Creative Coffins

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