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To E. I guess it's not nice to hold a knife To someone's throat and say Take that back, boy, But you did and it's done, and Insulting my mother the way he did, I agree that he needed to learn. He'll never know It was your sister's Nail file from when she borrowed Your coat That he felt. He shook for hours. You were refreshingly crazy. Crazy And equally sly About hiding the needle marks From your parents. Skin and bone, pale as snow from Riding that old white horse Since thirteen. A ghost long before you went. They found you by their kitchen Table, box of pills and a note By your still hands. Tidy and organized For once. You are still my friend, Wherever you are. Your memory as intact As my mother's honour Remains To this Day.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 7:06 AM UTC
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To E. I guess it's not nice to hold a knife To someone's throat and say Take that back, boy, But you did and it's done, and Insulting my mother the way he did, I agree that he needed to learn. He'll never know It was your sister's Nail file from when she borrowed Your coat That he felt. He shook for hours. You were refreshingly crazy. Crazy And equally sly About hiding the needle marks From your parents. Skin and bone, pale as snow from Riding that old white horse Since thirteen. A ghost long before you went. They found you by their kitchen Table, box of pills and a note By your still hands. Tidy and organized For once. You are still my friend, Wherever you are. Your memory as intact As my mother's honour Remains To this Day.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 7:06 AM UTC
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