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Jewelry Box

by ToniSweet

I woke up one day The end of my bed, A jewelry box Pink as the ribbon they used to represent her; I traced over her disappearing fingertips The rim of the box clicked open, It clicked to life The music tickling my ears; A plastic ballerina stands as a guardian Hands in the air Waiting for someone to join her, Twirling around like my eyes that follow her, To see we are all alone
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May 27, 2015
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#love#alone#mom#cancer#music#disappear#tender#ballerina#guardian#jewelrybox
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