My Box
This box sits on the windowsill
And few stop to open it
And look inside at the trinkets
That I placed so very neatly
My box sits waiting
But those who pass see no value inside of it
And the ones who open it take the brightest baublez
And leave dried leaves in their place
Our box was closed
Only opening for the very best memories
But then I see I am the one opening it
Not that traveler that promised me more
What box is this?
That hurts me
And has scratches
And hurts itself
But I'm still leaving it out hoping a wind of change blows
And I hope you
Kind and warm passerby
Will help me open it once more
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