Still Pile Poem by Magod Scroef

In a corner of my room, so still and low,
Sits a pile of memories, wrapped like a bow.
It gathers dust, untouched for quite some time,
A collection of moments, both sweet and sublime.

Each item in the pile holds a story to tell,
Remnants of laughter, tears, and long farewells.
There's a worn-out photograph of a dear friend,
And a handwritten note with words that mend.

Among the pile, a ticket to a grand adventure,
A feather from a bird, a symbol of pure nature.
A small trinket from a place I once called home,
And a seashell from a beach where I used to roam.

A forgotten letter, filled with love and regret,
Reminding me of moments I'll never forget.
A pressed flower from a garden so divine,
Eternal beauty captured within every line.

The pile holds treasures, cherished and rare,
Tales of triumph, of heartache, and despair.
A reminder of the past, so tender and real,
Whispering secrets that only I can feel.

Though the pile remains silent, it sparks inspiration,
Igniting emotions and igniting transformation.
With each item, a memory comes alive,
Like a symphony playing, how it does survive.

And as time moves forward, stories accrue,
The still pile grows bigger, collecting each hue.
For it's not just a pile of things and whatnot,
But a testament to a life well and truly sought.