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I'm thinking about you And how we were in Very similar shoes. I'm thinking about your smile And your hair That I always envied. It's so strange to know That I'll never walk behind you again. I'm thinking about the way your absence Turned our hometown upside down And inside out. I'm thinking about the portrait Your brother just drew of me And comparing it to the portrait Anonymous painted for your mom. Thinking about the guilt That I somehow still carry. Even after knowing the truth And knowing what happened to you. The weight of knowing It could have been me, But wasn't; Is so present still. Why did I make it out alive When you had so much more to live for? I'm so sorry That this happened to you And I'm so sorry that i couldn't do anything to save you.
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Jun 19, 2016
Jun 19, 2016 at 2:57 AM UTC
February sister
I'm thinking about you And how we were in Very similar shoes. I'm thinking about your smile And your hair That I always envied. It's so strange to know That I'll never walk behind you again. I'm thinking about the way your absence Turned our hometown upside down And inside out. I'm thinking about the portrait Your brother just drew of me And comparing it to the portrait Anonymous painted for your mom. Thinking about the guilt That I somehow still carry. Even after knowing the truth And knowing what happened to you. The weight of knowing It could have been me, But wasn't; Is so present still. Why did I make it out alive When you had so much more to live for? I'm so sorry That this happened to you And I'm so sorry that i couldn't do anything to save you.
lizzy15
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Jun 19, 2016
Jun 19, 2016 at 2:57 AM UTC
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