I have run out of rawl plugs
I wouldn't have known
I'd put hundreds of holes
In the walls of my home.
I've run out of rawl plugs
And there are some shelves
And holes drilled and filled
So you never could tell.
II.
In my infancy
Rawl plugs were infinite
Appearling like slaters
Expected suprises
Under furniture, behind doors
Boxed, scattered and bagged.
I laughed when I first bought rawl plugs
In a brick thick pack
Picked one strip and finished
Unthinking assumptions they'd languish
Infinite in the cupboard or shed.
Finitude, solitude
DIY.
III.
And yes, it's true I have used
A whole box of screws
Or two, 6s and 8s
A plethora of projects
Of temporary fate.
In my infancy
Screws were more infinite
Than rice grains
But I knew where rice came from
And carried it home.
I have used a whole box of screws
Or two, 6s and 8s.
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