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My pinkies compared to the size of tacos


Dec 16th, 2014


People with small hands remind me of frailty, purity and loss.

The bones in their fingers are small, their skin holding in their tendons and muscles. The scars of the small-handed folk, along with sight of the slips between their fingers fills me with an overflowing sort of joy.

Small hands are one of the things that make me happy. Why?

Because small hands know loss.

If we had to hold our watery lives in our hands, the souls with tiny palms wouldn't be able to cup it all, and the parts of them would slip through their finger-cracks.

Do you have small hands?




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  1. Vanessa23.3.17

    I have never thought my hands are small. I think I have my fathers hands. Big knuckles and palms. Small hands are cute but I like my hands haha

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  2. Unknown25.3.17

    I have extremely small hands maybe it's because I'm probably just 5'1. But whenever I compare my hands to anyone's whose is bigger than mine it just automatically brings a smile!

    -Kathie K
    Half A World Away

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