I cherished her once, the blue smudge on her cheek reminded me of a song
The stitching around her small white bonnet was the melody of our story soft and sweet
She looks angelic like first light after a dark storm, she smiles brightly lips stretched over porcelain teeth
Dragged around by tiny feet.
Dust collects on her nose, the melody of our story now sits in a static heap
Tiny feet become unforgiving thumps
A stretched smile turns blue like the dull smudge on her cheek
Her eyes move slowly, cautiously from her perched stage
They lock eyes, memories of a story soft and sweet.
The glassy eyes lock onto mine pleading in agony
Her stitching looks jagged like the mouth of a starved cannibal
The bonnet over her curls droops in white waves
I am reminded of those days of joy, laughter
Clutching to her as I thumped my tiny feet
Her vague eyes remind me those days are long gone
Her eyes following me until my feet will thump no more.
About the Creator
Sierra Hicks
20 year old college student... the struggle is real, so I like to write about it.
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