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Lonely Girl
Poems
Sep 2015
Sixteen years
At nineteen you were far too young
To take your final breath,
And though these sixteen years have passed,
I'm haunted by your death
I think about how life would be
If you had never died,
I think about what you'd be like,
If only you'd survived
I'm older now than you were then,
I wish that you were here,
The sister that I never had,
I'd share with you, my fears
Like whether I could be a mom
When I always want to cry
Or how sometimes I feel so sad
I wish that I could die
I wish that when I spoke to you
That you could answer back
I know that you would talk me round
You always had the nak
I feel so lonely all the time
But wear my bravest face
I never let them see me cry
In sadness's embrace
Written by
Lonely Girl
32/F/England
(32/F/England)
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