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First the small details begin to fade The exact shade of brown in his eyes The slight rasp in his voice The warmth of his arms wrapping around you Second the small moments begin to fade The smell of smoke tickling your nose as you sit and roast marshmallows over the fire The smack of rubber hitting your foot as you kick the ball to the other side of the field The pain in your cheeks as you laugh until you cry because of his ridiculous joke Lastly the important memories begin to fade The dizzy feeling of confusion when he tells you he’s sick and has to stay in the hospital The burning feeling of anger when he can’t go back to school like everyone else The choking feeling of sadness when he no longer can breathe even with the help of doctors Eventually all you are left with are a few foggy, rose-tinted flashes of childhood memories a never ending ache in your chest fueled by unanswerable questions and an hollowness in your soul from the absence of your childhood best friend
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 2:24 AM UTC
Forgetting
First the small details begin to fade The exact shade of brown in his eyes The slight rasp in his voice The warmth of his arms wrapping around you Second the small moments begin to fade The smell of smoke tickling your nose as you sit and roast marshmallows over the fire The smack of rubber hitting your foot as you kick the ball to the other side of the field The pain in your cheeks as you laugh until you cry because of his ridiculous joke Lastly the important memories begin to fade The dizzy feeling of confusion when he tells you he’s sick and has to stay in the hospital The burning feeling of anger when he can’t go back to school like everyone else The choking feeling of sadness when he no longer can breathe even with the help of doctors Eventually all you are left with are a few foggy, rose-tinted flashes of childhood memories a never ending ache in your chest fueled by unanswerable questions and an hollowness in your soul from the absence of your childhood best friend
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26/F/amongst the clouds
Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 2:24 AM UTC
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