Glass parents, so beautiful and fine
A symbol of love, so pure and divine
Their delicate grace, a sight to behold
Innocent and fragile, like winter's first snow
They may be made of glass, but their love is real
Holding you tight, making you feel
As if nothing in this world could harm
In their embrace, so safe and warm
But we all know, as much as it pains
Glass parents can break, in one small mistake
And then we're left, with shattered dreams
Our hearts aching, quietly weep
For in the end, we all need something more
Than just a fragile thing, to adore
Glass parents may have their place
But true love's bond, is one we cannot replace
So hold your glass parents, and cherish their shine
But remember that love, needs a flesh and blood vine
For life is too precious, too fleeting it seems
To let dreams vanish, in mere glassy beams.
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the story of glass
Puisia collection of poems about people family's and worlds that feel like glass