Inventory

by Lina Molina · 19/03/2026
Published 19/03/2026 16:04

The blue lights were spinning behind me

while I dug through the plastic graveyard.

A crumpled napkin from a burger place

was stuck to a map of a city I left.


I found the registration under a fuse,

buried by things I didn't know I kept.

It’s a shallow hole for the small regrets—

a broken charger, a handful of pennies,

and the smell of old paper and cold air.

#consumer waste #material melancholy #memory #regret #urban decay

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