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Echoes of Time
In faded frames where moments dwell,
Her laughter lingers, a silent bell.
Soft whispers bound in sepia hues,
Tales of love in the dust, they use.
A tender hand, a gentle gaze,
Captured warmth from forgotten days.
Each wrinkle tells of stories spun,
Of battles fought and victories won.
Through the years, her spirit ties,
In monochrome, forever flies.
Frozen smiles and timeless grace,
Her legacy, a warm embrace.
Echoes of Her Embrace
In sepia tones, her laughter stays,
A tender echo of soft, golden days.
Framed in whispers of time's gentle brush,
Old photographs, where memories hush.
Her hands once wove the fabric of love,
In every stitch, a story thereof.
Hearts intertwined in a delicate thread,
In stillness captured, the moments we've read.
Through aging faces, our pasts intertwine,
Like rivers flowing, through shadows they shine.
Each picture a portal, each glance a sigh,
In the gallery of hearts, where the echoes lie.
Whispers in Dusty Frames
In dusty frames, where time has paused,
Mother’s laughter dances, ever embossed,
Faded hues of a life once bright,
Whispers of joy in the soft twilight.
Each photograph a tale untold,
As love’s gentle warmth in silence unfolds,
Fractured moments, sweet and rare,
Echos of giggles linger in the air.
Hands that shaped my world with grace,
Eyes that sparkled, a warm embrace,
Forever tucked in the chest of time,
Her spirit, a melody, a soft, sweet rhyme.
In each old image, her essence remains,
A heart intertwined with life's poignant strains,
So here’s to the laughter, the love that stays,
In dusty frames, she forever plays.
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