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Her mother’s button box was beautiful and long with a brown paisley silk cover. The clasp was small and silver, perfect for her young fingers, the interior a soft satin pink, a suitable home for magic buttons.
And they were to her, at least. For hours she crouched on the floor beneath her mother’s sewing machine ordering them from big to small, shiny to matte, translucent to black.
It wasn’t until she was older that she realized maybe it wasn’t the buttons that were magic but the uninterrupted time she spent in her mother’s presence.
How she missed her.
Those are magical buttons, made so by your writing.
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Thank you, D. Avery.
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What a beautiful portrait of a button box and time well spent.
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I would have been under that table, probably reading where i couldn’t be seen. A super snatch at life and emotion. Loved it.
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Really happy to hear you liked it. Thanks so much for the comment.
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You earned it.
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