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*She leaves in four days We have matching friendship bracelets Along with matching smiles And the same features She will soon be 2580 miles from me Instead of a thin wall between us There will be a vast ocean No more drunk poetry No more sister days No more door slamming and angry fights No more home cooked dinners from her No more library dates Or our car washes Just the forced silence of her absence And an un-empty apartment that feels completely empty Without my fellow introvert and best friend And oh how ironic it is That the emptiness can feel so heavy*
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