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May 2013
Rusted and speckled..
Gone through the Great Depression.
I carried you with me everywhere
But when I needed you the most,
You weren't there.

My lucky horseshoe was left behind
On the days I rallied behind you and your luck,
Well I needed you for the final time.

It was Friday,
One last class to go.
I chucked you out the window,
not realizing that things needed fixing.
You were the only one who could do the fixing.

Standing on my own.
I carry a rusted old horseshoe around with me in my backpack wherever I go.
It failed me when I needed it the most.
Now I'm standing on my own, forgetting about the one I left at home.
Sora
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