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Prayer for you, always.

Don't teach me how to fly like you did,

Or say that you yearned to float.

And all the pain that you hid;

You yelled it to a rope.

 

All the world so loved you,

But, it was the end you chose.

So when the finals winds blew

I pray they saw you home.

 

Amen.

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Written by
briege
Published
May 19, 2013
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When a friend dies, it's a tragedy, when a young person dies; travesty. When they chose it, there a simply no words. I love you always bud, and forever.

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