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Hey Moony

by laurencbrown88

I bet no one’s called you that in a long time! You'll always be Moony to me. I guess it was so much simpler back then… when we pranced around on stage and could hide behind names that weren’t our own. Reno and Moony, the stars of the show! Anyway, I guess those days are long gone now. Even if I still remember them clearly. Your hands were torn but your hugs were warm and no one thought to connect the two. The smile you hid behind was similar to mine, but you wore it better. Anyways, it’s really been a while huh? Since we used that stage like it was a therapist’s office. Better than therapy, actually! Backstage we could share tears and laughs that lingered in the air. That ugly, patchy couch that absorbed our secrets... I bet they’re still in there if we went back and asked it nicely. Although, maybe we wouldn’t want to know. I guess it’s okay that we don’t talk as much anymore. As they say “friends grow apart” and all that. I never thought it would feel like losing a part of my soul when you decided I wasn’t what you needed anymore. Do you remember dancing and singing our worries away on that stupid high school stage? Did you know you were the closest thing to a best friend I’d ever had? When other friendships have been forgot, ours will still be hot! I still sing that song in my head from time to time and wonder if you do too Forever, your Reno
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laurencbrown88
26 / F / Michigan
For You?
Written by
laurencbrown88
26 / F / Michigan
Published
Apr 6, 2021
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#forgotten#friendship#musical
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