2. West African Man Statue - A truly divine man, he called out to me. He said there was another way, so I listened with glee. He is wise and soft like a father should be. He may be just a statue, but to me he is more. Masculinity is a gift that can't be packaged or stored.
3. Mother's Ring - With this ring, my mother said, "yes". A ring from a sunken treasure chest. Deep in the sea, down went the Atocha, stones and riches at the bottom of the ocean. The story of love that shaped my world, that a person would do anything to please their girl.
4. "The Watcher" - She sits upon the mantle, observing it all. Her expression, unchanged, no movement at all. She does not judge but can clearly see. I can't help but wonder what she thinks of me.
5. "Broken Hands Can Still Hold"- A pair of clay hands, broken and glued back together.
6. Vase with Fresh Flowers and Water - Fresh flowers are a reminder of fleeting beauty, such is life. Clean water every day preserves them but cannot keep them from their inevitable fate.

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