I can’t tell if these are forced rhymes or not. Does it makes sense at all?
Subtraction Needed
1 In my house there is too much stuff
2 filled with tools and treasures I need.
3 When does collecting feel like enough?
4 Vases and tea cups, even powder puffs,
5 old make-up, earrings, and strings of beads.
1 In my house there is too much stuff.
6 David Winter cottages, scarves, and a muff,
7 pencils and notebooks, many books to read.
3 When does collecting feel like enough?
8 If I bring in more, nothing is sloughed off
9 from the burden of owning I want to be freed.
1 In my house there is too much stuff.
10 What can I recycle or toss in a huff?
11 Buy nothing new is the opposite of greed.
3 When does collecting feel like enough?
12 Too many clothes? Let me live in the buff.
13 Subtract what I own is becoming my creed.
1 In my house there is too much stuff
3 when does collecting feel like enough?
EDITED and new title:
Subtraction
My house is filled with too much stuff
jammed with treasures and tools I need.
When does collecting feel like enough?
Vases and tea cups, even powder puffs,
old make-up, earrings, and strings of beads.
My house is filled with too much stuff.
David Winter cottages, scarves, and a muff,
pencils, journals, and books to read.
When does collecting feel like enough?
When I bring in more, nothing is sloughed.
This burden of owning – I want to be freed.
My house is filled with too much stuff.
What can I recycle, or toss in a huff?
Buy nothing new: a cure for greed.
When does collecting feel like enough?
Too many clothes? Let me live in the buff.
Subtract what I own is becoming my creed.
My house is filled with too much stuff,
when does collecting feel like enough?