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A Suicide

When I think of it now

I am angry.

I am angry you missed out on your life.

I didn't know your middle name,

your favorite color,

or what foods you liked.

Our lives didn't matter to each other's lives,

but I would have known you next year

at college.

You were on the cusp of adulthood,

the moment of change,

leaving it all.

 

Anyway,

now I know from the pamphlet they gave us at the church:

your middle name was Paul.

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courtney-fusselman
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Apr 6, 2011
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