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Your hand in mine, twiddling the silver around my right ring finger. The point of the heart faced out, in hope you'd turn it toward my wrist. Your mouth brushes mine. You take it off, examine the stamp - "925." Slide it back on, the crown faced up, the hands mirror ours, clasped around my heart. I wonder if my father knew what it would mean to me when he passed it on. I wonder if he knew I'd fall for a boy and this ring would twist my mind in folds, you're a menace, a silversmith you solder my mouth shut.
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Feb 24, 2015
Feb 24, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
Claddagh
Your hand in mine, twiddling the silver around my right ring finger. The point of the heart faced out, in hope you'd turn it toward my wrist. Your mouth brushes mine. You take it off, examine the stamp - "925." Slide it back on, the crown faced up, the hands mirror ours, clasped around my heart. I wonder if my father knew what it would mean to me when he passed it on. I wonder if he knew I'd fall for a boy and this ring would twist my mind in folds, you're a menace, a silversmith you solder my mouth shut.
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Feb 24, 2015
Feb 24, 2015 at 7:08 AM UTC
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