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Childs love

The little girl runs to her mother,

“Mommy, mommy!”

Wails and wails.

“What’s wrong sweetie?”

“I lost Mr. Snuffles.”

 

Searching to and fro,

Time and time again,

Nothing is found.

“Don’t worry sweetie, we’ll get another.”

The comfort is futile.

 

Emotions downcast,

She strays away.

The images

Are vivid in her mind.

The serenity

Found in a simple plaything.

The joy

Found in a loyal friend.

 

The walls are transcending to grey.

The hallways stretch on for miles.

 

Her room is desolate and defeated.

Children posters shrivel up and fall.

Toys are melting into the ground.

 

Staring off into the horizon of her window

Trees are blowing ashes in the wind.

The night sky falls down upon her.

 

She makes a slight turn and sees it,

A slight nudge of hope

Shining from corner of her bed.

 

Energy is surged into overdrive.

As she rushes forward

A single bird takes flight

Depicting a reason of happiness.

 

Squeezing little hands

Between bed and wall

A piece of her heart

Is found again.

 

She clutches it to the center of her chest.

A vow to never let go.

 

Blurring light is beginning to shine.

Color is returning to the eyes

Of a young girl.

Trees are sprouting from the ground

Again.

 

All sorrow is forgotten.

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george-arias
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Published
Sep 30, 2011
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