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A Letter Sent To Heaven (R.I.P You Crazy B***c. I Love You Forever)

Mary, the grief is inconsolable

It still all seems so surreal

There hasn't been the time or chance

To sort through all I feel

It's a mix of love and pain

It's the bond we've shared so deeply

It's accepting that your gone

And it's feeling all of this completely

I'm mourning at this moment

A friendship of 26 years

Only a few days have passed

I can find relief only in the form of tears

 

Yet I know that better days will come

The strength of hurt will lessen soon

This will scar my heart forever

But soon I'll sing a different tune

This hurt will always be here

But I don't have to live in pain

I'm going to pack up all we've shared

And move it all onto memory lane

Here we can be neighbors

Theres no chance that it can end

You'll forever live beside me

As a sister and bestfriend

 

I'm going to drop this in your casket

So you can read it when your free

Just know that the 32 years that you lived

Has had a lifelong lasting impact on me

Although your person may be gone

Your soul will never leave

Our souls will forever be connected

And that's what I honestly believe

 

This will be my strength to overpower

To help this all digest

It's only the physical part of you

That must be laid to rest

The only difference is

Our conversations now end with an Amen

Theres no need for a goodbye

Because I know we'll meet again

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Jul 6, 2013
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