Eternal Adornment

What’s the oldest things you’re wearing today?

In my chest, a story lies,
Of memories, it softly sighs,
For ’round my neck, a precious thing,
A necklace worn since my fifteenth spring.

A gift bestowed upon that day,
A token of love in a delicate display,
A silver chain, adorned with grace,
With a pendant that holds a special place.

Oh, the years have come and gone,
But this treasure, it lingers on,
A talisman of cherished youth,
A symbol of friendship, love, and truth.

It’s witnessed laughter, tears, and strife,
The dance of time in this precious life,
Each moment etched upon its gleam,
A shimmering thread of a timeless dream.

Through joyous days and somber nights,
It’s been my solace, my guiding light,
A constant reminder of a love so true,
A bond that endures, no matter what I do.

Oh, how I treasure this necklace dear,
A keepsake of moments, crystal clear,
For every second, it rests with me,
A symbol of the person I came to be.

So, as the years continue to unfold,
And life’s tales in my heart are told,
I’ll wear this necklace, forever blessed,
For it holds the key to my soul’s bequest.

In every glimmer, a memory’s kiss,
In every touch, a sweet reminisce,
My oldest thing, I hold it tight,
And cherish it with all my might.

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