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But You're Gone Now

Your life was a constant staring contest with the barrel of a gun, or bottle of pills, or whatever it may be. I don't think you ever truly believed things would get better. I think they all forced it down your throat. Endless strings of letters and numbers configuring into teen suicide statistics and muttering fine and okay whenever needed. I thought you were nice, despite your negative outlook on life. I'd love to hang out with you again, even if it is just to hear you complain. I don't know why you hated the world, or why your humor was sicker than you ever were. I don't know why the stars never shone in your eyes, or why the landing of '69 didn't spark your everdying interests. I'm guessing you didn't either.
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Mar 23, 2015
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