"we have to go to ikea," i had said
"ikea?" she had laughed
"ikea." i had replied
we were like kids in a candy store
(if our candy was lamps, kitchenware, and couches)
it was funny,
a month ago neither of us would had wanted to go
and look at tables, curtains, and pillow throws
but something obviously had changed
for us to get so excited about spoons and plates
and for us to get into silly arguments about thread count
and paper weights
we left with too much
(coffee table, tubberware, a loveseat, rocking chair)
and we spent too much
but neither of us cared
because we both had a really good time
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the inevitability of wrinkled bedsheets
Poetrythe life of two, shown in one ~a bunch of sappy lovey-dovey stuff that will probably make you vomit blood~