Filled with tea
Hot coco and coffee
Warms you up on the unbearable days
They serve as protection to the icy
temperature.
A holder for trinkets,
A decorative way of displaying, your
precious objects
Whilst staying organised and ordered.
Years of use and multiple abuse
The chipped and cracked antique teacup
Now holds its place.
Soon to be packed up with a million
other, seemingly useless things,
Only to gather dust.
Found in a dusty box
Placed away perhaps for safe keepings
Only to have is passed down for a child
to dress up and reinact
Her wild imagination.
Tossed alongside with the mismatched crockery,
The tea party commences
Mad hatter and all
The water in place of actual tea
Her youth disallowing her from the
scalding hot liquid.
Chipped from countless amounts of tea
parties
The mad hatter was soon disinvited.
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