polished
hard-wood floor,
the
cold metal rails of a bunk bed
and
crumbling chalk from an art case.
I am from diamond-studded earrings,
a golden bottle-shaped
clock,
the withered,
torn, teddy bear,
and a
grandmother’s delicate jewelry.
I am from the birthmark on her left
cheek,
her slightly
crooked toe,
the scar left by a
broken leg,
and her thick
eyelashes pushed up against her glasses.
I am from unconditional love,
sibling rivalry,
pinky promises,
and unbreakable
bonds.
I am from the continuous British
rain,
the
sweet fragrance of flowers,
coarse
spices,
and
napkins placed neatly on laps.
I am from small mistakes,
big consequences,
the constant
shifting of blame,
and meaningless
apologies.
I am from false hopes,
crushing
realities,
broken promises,
and utter
emptiness.
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