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my cousin loved to read and write she said she liked fantasy better she never understand the hate and fight and i couldn’t explain through a letter my sister said my cousin sang and sang and still could not be heard and my mother said that in this way, she was a mockingbird once i read a book that said it's a sin to **** her kind i told my father this one day but he did not reply she does not a thing but think beautiful thoughts and fill others with wonder and yet once she told me that if people were water she would have already been pulled under so how can i blame my cousin when she tells me she hates these lives because at least she knows there is no chance of the miracle they claim arrives *last night my cousin called me i think she tried to say goodbye but i could not hear myself respond my mother heard me cry i wish i could have stopped her and i wish she’d had a chance but instead she was a pretty mind that no one gave a glance a shadow of a person a glimpse of sun behind the clouds she was always half a person she hides even now behind her shrouds my cousin loved to read and write and my mother always said your cousin was a mockingbird nobody listened and now she’s dead.*
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 10:21 PM UTC
Mockingbird
my cousin loved to read and write she said she liked fantasy better she never understand the hate and fight and i couldn’t explain through a letter my sister said my cousin sang and sang and still could not be heard and my mother said that in this way, she was a mockingbird once i read a book that said it's a sin to **** her kind i told my father this one day but he did not reply she does not a thing but think beautiful thoughts and fill others with wonder and yet once she told me that if people were water she would have already been pulled under so how can i blame my cousin when she tells me she hates these lives because at least she knows there is no chance of the miracle they claim arrives *last night my cousin called me i think she tried to say goodbye but i could not hear myself respond my mother heard me cry i wish i could have stopped her and i wish she’d had a chance but instead she was a pretty mind that no one gave a glance a shadow of a person a glimpse of sun behind the clouds she was always half a person she hides even now behind her shrouds my cousin loved to read and write and my mother always said your cousin was a mockingbird nobody listened and now she’s dead.*
this probably doesn't make any sense
oliviah-rachael
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 10:21 PM UTC
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