You,
Crumpling in a corner with your head hung,
Beautiful,
Snuggling yourself and finding comfort
In sniffing lingering detergent and its softness
On your warm cocoon clothes.
Soon you’ll stop tearing up
And your moisture-worn eyes will need the support
Of your thick-rimmed burgundy glasses.
Stand up and come here out of that corner.
I love you.
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