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Blonde hair Blue eyes I hope your out there somewhere I hope that each step takes you to a new adventure And not your premature demise Blonde hair Blue eyes I kinda saw this coming I saw the sadness in your eyes but said nothing And now your gone Blonde hair Blue eyes We look for you with intensity Like a flame fiercely burning on a candle wick   Because we cannot bear the thought of you hurt Blonde hair Blue eyes We staple your posters Flash your name every step we take In order to see you again Blonde hair Blue eyes We message you Hoping and praying that You will just come back home Blonde hair Blue eyes We hope to see you happy again To see you safe So we tell everyone "Short blonde hair Crystal blue eyes 5 feet and 4 inches Medium build In a grey sweater" Kara please come home
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 3:26 PM UTC
Kara come home
Blonde hair Blue eyes I hope your out there somewhere I hope that each step takes you to a new adventure And not your premature demise Blonde hair Blue eyes I kinda saw this coming I saw the sadness in your eyes but said nothing And now your gone Blonde hair Blue eyes We look for you with intensity Like a flame fiercely burning on a candle wick   Because we cannot bear the thought of you hurt Blonde hair Blue eyes We staple your posters Flash your name every step we take In order to see you again Blonde hair Blue eyes We message you Hoping and praying that You will just come back home Blonde hair Blue eyes We hope to see you happy again To see you safe So we tell everyone "Short blonde hair Crystal blue eyes 5 feet and 4 inches Medium build In a grey sweater" Kara please come home
my friend ran away Friday afternoon and i just.... Kara if your somehow reading this, please come home. everyone is searching and we just want you safe
#runaway#home#kara#people
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hellowouldyoulikeapoem
20/Transgender Male/Somewhere over therainbow
Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 3:26 PM UTC
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