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I Am My Own Friend

I've forgotten what it was like to have someone there for you when you needed them. I've gotten so used to being my only friend that I can't recognize the kindness in another person. I've become bitter toward the human race for leaving me alone in a time when I needed someone the most. I felt as if I was a drifting wood, floating amidst the blue seas. Endless. I found no other drifters. Endless. I found a horizon that I could not reach. Here I am, a floating soul with a neverending ocean of solitude. I am my own friend and I feel like I'm losing me too.
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kendra-gibson-1
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Feb 27, 2013
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