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Your hands remind me of hermit ***** Fingers fat and tiny Curling inwards into your cuffs Shying from the world and the cold But blossoming to grasp at joy To grab at a slice of bread Or point at an excavator. As you turn a year older Your hermit ***** will move into bigger shells And they'll start to reach for bigger things Like pencils and books and controllers Or perhaps ball into fists of rage Or splay out to throw ***** and high fives. Some day These hermit ***** nestled in cuffs of linen and silk Will open doors and sign contracts Pluck strings of guitars and hearts alike And hold its own pair of hermit ***** Even so I hope they'll still fan out to hold my hands Warmly and tightly as before Though they fully enclose mine.
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Oct 19, 2024
Oct 19, 2024 at 10:54 PM UTC
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Your hands remind me of hermit ***** Fingers fat and tiny Curling inwards into your cuffs Shying from the world and the cold But blossoming to grasp at joy To grab at a slice of bread Or point at an excavator. As you turn a year older Your hermit ***** will move into bigger shells And they'll start to reach for bigger things Like pencils and books and controllers Or perhaps ball into fists of rage Or splay out to throw ***** and high fives. Some day These hermit ***** nestled in cuffs of linen and silk Will open doors and sign contracts Pluck strings of guitars and hearts alike And hold its own pair of hermit ***** Even so I hope they'll still fan out to hold my hands Warmly and tightly as before Though they fully enclose mine.
twoweekbender
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Oct 19, 2024
Oct 19, 2024 at 10:54 PM UTC
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