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"Good morning beautiful," is what he would say to me At the beginning of every French class And stand in the doorway waiting for my arrival Every French class We were fourteen back then And like any fourteen-year-old girl I'd roll my eyes at him to show him I didn't care But I did And I would smile as soon as he wasn't looking Last year of high school came And I sat in my Religion class listening to the morning announcements There had been a terrible car accident on the road Everyone in the vehicle died I can't remember now if Matt was the passenger or driver All I understood was that the popular and cute kid I had in my grade 9 French class had passed away I felt sad. Sure. But it would take years, for the gravity of the situation to finally sink in The boy who'd always stand at the front door, welcoming me to French class and call me beautiful was now dead
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 10:06 AM UTC
Matthew
"Good morning beautiful," is what he would say to me At the beginning of every French class And stand in the doorway waiting for my arrival Every French class We were fourteen back then And like any fourteen-year-old girl I'd roll my eyes at him to show him I didn't care But I did And I would smile as soon as he wasn't looking Last year of high school came And I sat in my Religion class listening to the morning announcements There had been a terrible car accident on the road Everyone in the vehicle died I can't remember now if Matt was the passenger or driver All I understood was that the popular and cute kid I had in my grade 9 French class had passed away I felt sad. Sure. But it would take years, for the gravity of the situation to finally sink in The boy who'd always stand at the front door, welcoming me to French class and call me beautiful was now dead
For Matthew. It's been well over a decade, but I still remember you
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 10:06 AM UTC
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