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Feb 2013
As the years tick on,
my memories remain.
You were so broken;
drugs your only friend.
But you smiled at me,
and I wanted to take your pain away.

Your hand fit mine
just like a puzzle piece.
Inseparable we became,
and the drugs slowly faded out.

You would take me to parks,
and we'd watch the sun set.
The colors were always clearer
with you by my side.

And even as I struggled,
you never left me.
You healed all my wounds
and showed me that not everyone was bad.
You would hold me through the tears,
and talk to me through the nightmares.

Sometimes I still find the notes
you had hid around my room.
I wonder if you can see me,
atop your pearly white cloud.
And I wonder if you miss me
like I constantly miss you.

I'm told to move on-
that dwelling on ghosts
is a terrible habit.
But how do you move on
from someone who meant everything to you?

Maybe we'll meet again
somewhere up in heaven.
Like two missing pieces
to the same damaged puzzle.
Ashleigh Kelco
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Ashleigh Kelco
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   Timothy and Emily Tyler
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