The Three Trinkets Justin Thistle One made of silver, another made of shell, the other of bird. All three together make beauty. The fair maiden shines. Those that follow her, worship her like god. A silver charm shines, gleaming in the light, showing fame and wealth, making men chase her, for she too, shines bright. A shell for toughness expressing resilience, never been broken, hardened by nature. But it can be a home, to the weak and frail Lastly, a feather. Exploration shown, natural beauty like a bird flying, for the sky is hers, bound not by a man, but that of her own imagination.
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