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The Jar

Nov 14, 2024
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Updated: Jul 14, 2025

By Jatinder Kaur


Take a jar

Fill it with memories

Lingering in the deep

Crevices of brain.


Close the lid tight

And keep it

In a corner 

Hidden from view


With your brain 

Sans memories

Build a new you

Play a new inning

And play long


After years

When the sun if

Finally about to set

Look for that jar


All the memories

That once had the power 

To Change you

 destroy you

Now seem insignificant

Obsolete, may be

Like an old jewellery piece

Bought, used and forgotten.


Without the heavy baggage

We always travel fine


Keep decluttering

Keep evolving

Keep filling new jars


By Jatinder Kaur


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