The
trash can looks up at the little stand on which the sponge sits, then
looks in front of it where sits a bucket. It's a miserable life.. no
means to talk to those of your kind, or anybody for that matter...
this life of objects... it's painful. Not to mention the dreadful
inside stench of garbage and the toxic talk of the students in class,
and the occasional kicks... it isn't easy, being a spectator to your
very own life, unable to control anything that surrounds you.. Nobody
sees you, nor notices you. Pieces of chalk sit on the floor, waiting
for their painful life to end, hoping to get crushed any of the
students or teachers.. Oh, how dreadful must it be to wish your life
away...
The
trash can looks to the right, at the wall on which sits the grand
greenboard. Some objects live way better lives than others. It gets
to see children grow up to men, entire generations. It's filled with
written knowledge and spoken anecdotes.. If it were to be a person it
would be charming and intelligent... But the trash can would be
severe, a short-tempered person who wouldn't take any joke lightly.
Objects
are different to, but they may all get equally good lives in the
afterlife, this Object World, a second chance for objects, where they
rule over the world. No filthy human can touch this sacred land.
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