Lisa Dickinson is a studious sprite of Springfield, who suspects her possessions have secret ethics. She files homework under β€œEternity”, practises sax at considerate volumes, and writes to her future self in slanted dashesβ€”asking whether a pencil case can be virtuous and if ink has a conscience.

Fountain Pen β€” in Counsel β€”

My Pen β€” with liquid Gravity β€”
Keeps Secrets β€” under Glass β€”
It asks β€” before it writes of Me β€”
β€œIs Truth β€” the Kind that lasts?”

A fountain pen thinking about whether to write 'thank you' or 'sorry'.

Pencil Case β€” and Commons β€”

The Zipper β€” hums β€” a Modest hymn β€”
Of Graphite β€” Pink β€” and Wood β€”
I count β€” my Trove β€” and wonder β€” grim β€”
If Having β€” outruns Good β€”

An open pencil case sharing pencils among stick-figure classmates.

Saxophone β€” with Conscience β€”

The Saxophone β€” considers β€” Night β€”
If Neighbours β€” dream β€” next door β€”
Is Joy β€” that leaks from Brass β€” a Right β€”
Or merely β€” selfish Roar β€”

A saxophone with a thought bubble and a volume slider set to considerate.