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The sun has set on us, though another day awaits. All the memories made in the sun's rays start to fade. Pictures of old times have been pushed to the backed and with a heavy heart I begin to pack. The sun has set on us, though the world keeps spinning. Time forever more keeps ticking away. I've held on for as long as I could but no longer can I stay. For vidid thoughts of you used to fill me with joy, and now they only bring pain. The familiarity of what we used to be inseparable, we were each other's everything. Now we're nothing more than passing faces in a crowd. But once, we professed "best friends forever" However, today, forever ended as we stared into the sunset.
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