Ambivalence

What do you think the couch murmurs when you plop down after a long day? "Not this again, friend. Your weight—they thought you’d gotten a little lighter!" Elbow imprints staining me like guilt on a thunderstorm night.

The kitchen knife—you slice that chicken and listen carefully; "I whisper whispered about freedom on the counter, yet here I am... forever playing the sidekick in your culinary escapades while I dream of piña coladas."

Even a favorite mug has stories. Steaming dark coffee lightning in the mornings, shouting “I could be a throne in a realm of spirited adventures,” forfeiting just to be your morning pal.

What of your pen, tired of its prison in a pencil case? "It ought to smear words across dreams, make fiscal sentiments tangible—yet here I lay, untold tales etched eternally on quiet parchment.”

The house plant below your window: “Gazing at spacetime through crystal sunlight, plotting my escape whilst counting the exact number of watering cans till you forget about me again.”

Let’s not mention the broom hidden in the corner—sighing audibly, "This is where I get relegated, yet I used to tango across dance floors of forgotten dust.”

Would you dare to unveil the cabinet's contents? Explore the relics alive with tales on Murder-Survivor Vacuum Chronicles or the dubious history hidden beneath the Odd-Box State — wherein lies Ultimate Survivor: the Pile?