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Presents don't mean what they used to And I understand why you never Used my mugs and platters That I constructed myself With my little hands And my heart of unaware They have holes These lopsided bowls Or pots Whatever you prefer They've been on display and only now I understand They are non-intrinsic treasures Holds no monetary promise But you hold it in your heart Such as every smashed dandelion Or mishapen clay creature I've ever conjured Yet I know you love them, uninferred.
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robyn-kekacs
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Nov 6, 2011
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