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Lonely

by @LactoseIntollerantScorpio

She’s the kind of friend who knows what you think before you think it. Her laugh is familiar, Like hot chocolate on a winter day. Her presence is safe; She reminds you of that big tree fort you and your brother built to hide from the fairies And forest monsters. Her room is home to you. It’s where you go when something goes bump in the night. She will never judge you for the out of pocket things you say or do, and Her watchful eyes make you feel Protected and seen for who you are. She leaves tomorrow. Back to Kentucky, 2,000 miles away. And now you’re afraid That you’ll never have a cup of hot chocolate again. That the monsters and the fairies will finally catch you Or the bumps in the night paralyze you with fear. Nobody will ever know your soul The way she did And you’re afraid of being unknown and alone again.
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LactoseIntollerantScorpio
24 / F
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Written by
LactoseIntollerantScorpio
24 / F
Published
Jan 31, 2024
Time
2m
Notes

My best friend is leaving and idk what to do about it. She’s home to me.

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#bestfriend#friendship#lonely#sad
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