My father swore they were proof of my insanity
Instability
He told the psychiatrist in front of me,
Nothing I said could be trusted because of the dolls.
He was partially right
Afraid to be alone
So afraid so I had someone to talk to at all times.
Even when with others I was wrapped up in the little dragon boy.
Took him everywhere, carried him with me because he was comforting
A weight that would never hurt me, a friend who would never leave.
Always smiling with that serene look on his face,
Nothing like the playful troublemaker I had seen, but I hadn’t expected he’d be the same.
His brother came, a little bit of half light.
He bit me and kicked me more times than I can count
Always a bit too stiff
But mine.
The little angel boy with the broken face, half a name.
I can hold him in my hands.
He enjoys adventures.
The first three.
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