
"Look mum, that's a magical stone" I was perhaps 6 or 7-years-old Out on a walk with my mom The roadside was freshly dug A white crystal standing out I picked it up and brought it home Make-believing that it had magical powers to make headaches begone So any time either of my parents got one I'd rush with my magical rock Putting it on their forehead Willing my energy to work it Until the headache was gone It continued perhaps for a while Until something else charmed me more And then it lay in a corner for years Retired from its job Rediscovering it just a few years ago All the memories found their way My magic crystal had done its job Cured some headaches along the way Now as a 22-year-old, it was time to say Goodbye to an ordinary raw quartz And smile back at the walking archive Of the 6-year-old from the past.
Based on the prompt- Walking archive by Napowrimo.net
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