A book for entries in the Construct Cup Contest |
| I am her wedding ring, all that’s left of a woman long ago. Passed down through the ages, weathered by time, a symbol of eternal connection. I tell her story, and record her life, and hope someone will find her. Given at the altar, shiny and new, to a beautiful bride. My diamond small, but given with love, a symbol of the future. As time marched on, I became marked with life’s supplications. At times too big, at times too small, but forbidden from leaving her finger. Now passed to her daughter, I live once more. Shiny and new again. Subject or Theme: Story of something round(coin, muffin, ball etc.) Word(s) to Include: Supplicate, forbid Forbidden Word(s): Round, circle, around, roll Additional Parameters: The poem should be exactly 100 words |