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You and I

I haven’t seen You since the second grade when I changed my name. when You lost me, and things changed. I started to wonder if I’d ever see You. but You were too far gone. You weren’t my father anymore, You were just the man that made me possible. however, I was just as manic as You, just as addicted. You left what You could in my DNA but I cycled down my own path and fell hard without guidance. tripped upon things that only the silence of the night can recollect. alone in my third story bedroom, I saw the world before me each endeavored existence. felt the night breathe its cool breath into the slumber of my visions. You and I were the same then. there was not a shred of difference I grew as a monster does by its own devices. fueled by diseases I couldn’t even name and though I had not seen You nor heard your voice in the last eight years I was the same as You. We were the same.
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molly-brown-fuller
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May 13, 2011
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