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Post by thefleetsin on Nov 27, 2017 19:25:42 GMT
the tiniest ribbon
imagine, a million boxes ripped open on christmas. paper flying in all directions, bows bouncing off everyone's nose.
ribbons, streaming on and off the christmas trees. strung with lights and ornaments rocking in the breeze of holiday cheer. and well-wishes all 'round and on into the new year.
now, if just say one percent of those discarded ribbons, were tied around fingers as reminders: that next year, a little present. oh it doesn't have to be an i-pad or the latest greatest gaming system known to mortal-combat man. but something anything to ignite that special child's heart.
oh yes, the one who is trying to fall asleep right now. but the one slice of bread was forfeit to her baby sister. so she could have at least something for christmas.
sjw 12/21/10
from the 'benevolent series' of poems
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