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she was the funny one with wicked humour and a sharp tongue my cousin she'd ***** so would i we'd fight we'd clash but that was okay because we were family and that's what families do she was the life among us we swam together one on each lane racing to the finish or just helping each other make it to the finish line we laughed together at the jokes that were cracked laughing until our stomachs ached and our eyes filled with tears we sang together four little voices trying to blend together messily but happily we were happy then she moved away to a different place to a different country to different people i remember how she would look in the mirror everywhere we went i remember how she would run against the wind with her head tilted so it would not mess her hair i remember her Michael Jackson dance and the song she made about a guy in our class and i remember when she made new best friends and wore pounds of make up and took pictures with her cleavage showing and we didn't meet up because she never came back and we rarely talked because she was too busy with life a life where there is no me no us no inside jokes no fighting no sticking together and what can i do but sit here and watch as she goes out into the world and the world changes her until she only was the person i once knew best
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 5:23 AM UTC
The Hen
she was the funny one with wicked humour and a sharp tongue my cousin she'd ***** so would i we'd fight we'd clash but that was okay because we were family and that's what families do she was the life among us we swam together one on each lane racing to the finish or just helping each other make it to the finish line we laughed together at the jokes that were cracked laughing until our stomachs ached and our eyes filled with tears we sang together four little voices trying to blend together messily but happily we were happy then she moved away to a different place to a different country to different people i remember how she would look in the mirror everywhere we went i remember how she would run against the wind with her head tilted so it would not mess her hair i remember her Michael Jackson dance and the song she made about a guy in our class and i remember when she made new best friends and wore pounds of make up and took pictures with her cleavage showing and we didn't meet up because she never came back and we rarely talked because she was too busy with life a life where there is no me no us no inside jokes no fighting no sticking together and what can i do but sit here and watch as she goes out into the world and the world changes her until she only was the person i once knew best
Part two of "Best Friends Forever?", which are just a jumble of thoughts penned down
yasu-nemo
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 5:23 AM UTC
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