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Fading Friendships


Infected by the end of innocence, The once wise and committed friend gave up. Gave up and turned away. Sobbing at the fleeting picture Of their once existent friendship That is now in the dark distance and covered. Covered by the black smoke of life. Emotion lost, Roses of memory wilted And shaken by tears. Until the once invested friendship is now, Fully scorched and gone. Inspired By William Golding
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lynnashlo
reflects what happens to friendships as people grow up and grow apart.

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