Have you ever felt like a piece of lost luggage,
taken from the baggage conveyor belt of life
before who put you in flight could claim you?
Your feelings are more common than you think.
Therein lies the problem: the commonness
of the feeling that normalises how we place the 'dis'
into who owns who, and to what attempted effect.
As lost luggage we don't know who to disown ourselves for,
to be owned more carefully in future, than we were before.
I have no answers beyond how thoughtfully I look
at the luggage labels I see that other people come with
and hope that others are similarly careful with mine.
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