This original poem from Zombear Writes has been hand typed on an Underwood typewriter from 1911. This piece measures 12.5 cm x 9 cm.
Each piece is one of a kind, typed as they’re ordered so they’re each unique. The edges have been torn by hand to add a unique rustic appearance to the piece.
Poem Reads:
Pick up your broken pieces
you are more than sharp edges
you have glue in your pockets
put yourself back together
don’t give up
you deserve another tonight
another tomorrow
another week
a month
a year
you deserve a lifetime
of love and smiles
wandering barefoot
petting dogs that look up at you
from the sidewalk with their
tongues lolling out to the side
you deserve to grin back
don’t pretend to be unaffected
by the dark
embrace the knowing
that there is always light
to combat it
the sun always comes back around
the stars always shine
even if we can’t see them
you will be okay
even if right now
you don’t feel it
ZOMBEAR
Frame this poem and set it out as a unique piece of home decor!