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Little Pieces

I am the queen of a beige colored box with a pretty paper lantern and discarded dirty socks My lover is a magic man with a tender, fragile heart we bring together seamlessly lives from worlds apart I come from a pass-through town a state for changing pace a place with concrete skillets and a rugged kind of grace My kingdom is a sorry sight my lover makes me bawl my hometown holds my heartbreak But no one has it all I thought about my life today and all it’s little pieces I gather up my favorite ones and all my worry ceases
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Apr 4, 2018
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#phoenix#littlethings#gratitude#humility#happiness#thankful
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