A small oval of metal, warm against the skin,
carrying a fragment of what once was.
The curve of a face, a faded moment,
pressed between its delicate halves.
It holds more than a photograph—
a heartbeat, a promise,
the weight of a thousand unspoken words.
It is not just an object; it is a memory
worn close,
hidden from the world, yet never far.
Each time it opens,
a quiet flood of emotions spills forth.
Time stops, and the past
reaches out with gentle hands,
reminding you who you are,
and where you’ve been.
The locket is not a keepsake.
It is a portal,
a connection to something eternal.
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