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head hung low he used to get that far off look in his eye whenever we talked about family. I was looking at the floor too so I was the only one who saw teardrops land on his toes and when our teacher called for us to begin our heads snapped up and nobody could read us wrong. later in the parking lot while everyone cleaned blood and sweat from the carpet and themselves we held each other and cried again. now that he’s no longer part of our family I wonder if he wouldnt mind if I held him anyway.
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