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September. remember, back in school being seniors meant we had rule. we were on top and nothing would make us stop. but that didn't mean i didnt have deep secrets in my dreams. school had just begun back when we still had the sun. but i had clouds closing in thought i didn't tell a soul. so i began my journey into the deep, dark, hole. October. remember, when the days grew dark so fast. but that didn't stop others from having a blast. when i was asked to go, i always said no. because when the sun set, that reminder became a threat. i was busy gathering what i need to carry out my one last final deed. November. remember. remember november? i know you do. i know you wish it wasn't true. i know you wish i could make it undo. but don't you see, what people do or say really does hurt me. if you already know that, why did you call me fat? if you already knew i was sad, why did you save what you had? if you dont know why, why did you let me die? remember? back in november? sunday night to monday morning. my heart stopped beating. happy 18th, baby girl. watch your blood swirl. onto the floor or down the drain. outside her window, it rained, and rained, and rained. 3 empty bottles by her bed. mother's hands holding her head. paramedics write it off as suicide; her own hands is how she died. now, i know you remember. back to december. seniors you were, but everything became a sudden blur. all the tears, being blinked away. wishing i could have stayed. now that i'm gone, you finally realize what you had ll along. even though you're too late, you'll treat this matter with more weight. i wish you knew before monday morning, at 12:02. september began. october started to show. november held all the signs. december you are undermined. remember how you felt back in december? feelings of then will teach you when it happens again. so please, learn from my death and me. save the one for whose life can be foreseen. and lastly, make me a promise, never ever forget. always remember december.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 6:28 PM UTC
-Remember Back To December-
September. remember, back in school being seniors meant we had rule. we were on top and nothing would make us stop. but that didn't mean i didnt have deep secrets in my dreams. school had just begun back when we still had the sun. but i had clouds closing in thought i didn't tell a soul. so i began my journey into the deep, dark, hole. October. remember, when the days grew dark so fast. but that didn't stop others from having a blast. when i was asked to go, i always said no. because when the sun set, that reminder became a threat. i was busy gathering what i need to carry out my one last final deed. November. remember. remember november? i know you do. i know you wish it wasn't true. i know you wish i could make it undo. but don't you see, what people do or say really does hurt me. if you already know that, why did you call me fat? if you already knew i was sad, why did you save what you had? if you dont know why, why did you let me die? remember? back in november? sunday night to monday morning. my heart stopped beating. happy 18th, baby girl. watch your blood swirl. onto the floor or down the drain. outside her window, it rained, and rained, and rained. 3 empty bottles by her bed. mother's hands holding her head. paramedics write it off as suicide; her own hands is how she died. now, i know you remember. back to december. seniors you were, but everything became a sudden blur. all the tears, being blinked away. wishing i could have stayed. now that i'm gone, you finally realize what you had ll along. even though you're too late, you'll treat this matter with more weight. i wish you knew before monday morning, at 12:02. september began. october started to show. november held all the signs. december you are undermined. remember how you felt back in december? feelings of then will teach you when it happens again. so please, learn from my death and me. save the one for whose life can be foreseen. and lastly, make me a promise, never ever forget. always remember december.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 6:28 PM UTC
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