Antique books.
1911, 1917, 1932
Letter written on December 29, 1916.
Old bonnet.
The American Woman Magazine.
June, 1921.
I can almost feel the residue from long gone memories
still clinging to the old parchment.
Tightening its grasp around the fragile objects
never letting them forget their past.
their beautiful
hard
sweet
horrible
past.
I can almost hear the whispering pages
that hold the secrets of yesteryear.
Like recordings of the soft voices
of those who've touched these yellowed pages
who've drank in these coal black words
that enabled them to
hope
for a better tomorrow.
believe
in the impossible.
and
dream
for something more.
wow! Where did you get all those?! Those are amazing! I love antique things. :D The old letters, ohh, I would just LOVE to hold those!! :D
ReplyDeleteI got most of them at antique shops and yard sales. I think all the items listed on here were under $3. Same here! I found the letter at a Salvation Army. I absolutely love it! <3 Thanks for commenting!
DeleteThese are amazing! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Emily!!!! :D
DeleteThis is such a lovely post! Antique things are so amazing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you sooo much. <3
DeleteThey are so beautiful!
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DeleteLovely poem! Where did you find all the antiques?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ella! I found most of them at antique shops and yard sales. :)
DeleteBeautiful! Where di you get all of those antiques? They're amazing!
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Thanks!!! I found them at local antique shops and yard sales. :)
DeleteThat is so lovely! So beautiful. I love old and antique things. They look so elegant. <3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Same here, Cindy! I adore antiques. <3
DeleteOh. My. Goodness. Eve! I love love love love this post! I really should do one of these again (I've had a couple antique/vintage posts). I love vintage/antique things! Especially if you can kinda use them ;) Such gorgeous pictures too! Great job!
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Thanks! Awesome, I would love to see what kind of antiques you have when you post about them sometime. :) Aw, thank you, Katrina! <3
DeleteThis is an absolutely gorgeous post.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Hannah! <3
DeleteOH MY LANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was phenomenal!!!! Where do you get such amazing post ideas! You are such a talented writer, Eve and I love every one of the posts you put up! I love antique shops to. I found an old autograph book from the late 1800s into the 1900s and one of the autographs was signed in Walnut Grove Minnesota?! I was like "Wow! I don't care how much this costs! I'm getting it!" It was only 3 bucks so it turned out good! <3
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Thank you sooooooooooooooo much, Clara!!! Your comment made my day! <3
DeleteWhoa, that is so amazing! Walnut Grove!?!?! How awesome! Ah, that reminds me of reading and watching Little House on the Prairie when I was younger. I still absolutely love it of course. :)
3 bucks!?! What a bargain! I love finding awesome antiques that are cheap as well. <3
Tag! Your it! :D
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Thanks!
DeleteAH! EVE, THIS IS SO WONDERFUL! You got me in love with this piece of writing. Agh. It's so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you so so so much, Candence! I always enjoy reading your writing as well. You have a true gift. <3
DeleteThis is beautiful. I've always loved old things so much. They make me wonder what secrets they have seen. The past is so beautiful...
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Thanks, Lorraine! I know, same here. Yes, yes it is/was. <3
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