Yesterday, I thumbed through all the tabbed pages, Of the anthology you suggested that I read.
With a petite pink pen held by my right hand, I wrote those poems down, One by one.
Then I folded them, One by one, Into little paper hearts, And put them in a mason jar.
They are just scraps of loose-leaf, Marked by my dainty handwriting, And folded into ornate shapes.
But they were my favorite poems from the anthology, And I wanted to be reminded of you and what you’ve done for me, If ever I become lonely or discouraged.
Or even when I am at life’s content, I can open the jar containing my paper hearts; And read them one by one, And be reminded of you and what you’ve done for me.