Dear Lou Lou
Dear Lou Lou
I like the way you sit by my pillow, purple and soft, curled up in a ball with wispy threads sticking out like fur.
You calm me down.
I always feel cold when I first touch you, but then you warm up from the heat of my face against your cheek.
You lost a few buttons.
I would twirl them between my fingers in my sleep, and pretend they were knobs on a spaceship.
You have holes in your sleeves.
I remember them since my mom first gave you to me when I was a baby.
You make me remember myself.
I am older now, but I still reach for your cool cotton sometimes.
I'll miss you in college.
Love
Your childhood friend.
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