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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It started long ago As CDs in the car Overtime hours spent in a retail store A gift on a date, kept on an old dresser The idea we are all connected in some way. From my father and my older brother In the car rides then, I learned Why my ideas were foiled Learning to hate myself in a therapeutic way A gift from them, to keep in my mind On my unstable shelf, in my pocket Keeping me in contact with my brothers However far apart, we share lines; they’d make me smile It can bring me relief, a wilted rose, Abstract art. My parents saw Tin foil boats in the bathroom sink, they held Together above the clear ocean Searching for the porcelain shore Holding the cargo of our dreams, overweight Mine drifting far apart from the rest Vessels that sank with time. Into the ocean it drove me Beyond the depths where the sun can’t grasp But I found them, I returned to them on land They hand me their CD; inside is their promise. It’s cheap tickets, that I can come back home, It’s hearing my family beyond my room Wondering if their legacy is safe with me I learned on my ride home to show my Inner glow, cut deep drilled Sorrow with their razor blade, but Am I porcelain, or just the clay I had lost in the fire. Past the heat, molding the remnants Of the foil beside my mind Reminding me of my parents, their embrace My everlasting friends, telling me “I hope you're happy.”
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