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Metronome
My heart, you are my metronome. You measure seconds, beats in the hours of my days like internal drums tapping away the time I have left in this world. But Metronomes don't measure moments with family, the sound of my sons giggling out loud, a wink at the dinner table over a funny joke, the love we have for each other. And Metronomes can't measure the impact of a difficult year of loss and gratitude, of dreams of parenthood, of learning how to march to the sound of our own beats together as one. My heart, my Metronome, through all your faults and limitations, without you, I would not hear the tempo of tiny footsteps on the hardwood floors or share my love of life with the ones I love. Metronome, may your beat live on. B. Dinsmore (SWPoet)
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