The fear

by Jaydelovejoy

January 5, 2015

One last hug,

Just before I go to bed

One last alarm,

to bring about my biggest fear

Once last kiss

on the rosie red checks

of the most loving caring person.

One more good-bye,

to my best friend

whose taught me everything,

The good-bye,

Did not last long.

One more look,

at the picture,

of us dancing

through the storm,

Sending reminders,

That you're still here

running thorugh walls

with me,

Things are just different,

no more hugging

no more fighting

just loving

Everything that we stood for.

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JaydelovejoyJan 5, 2015

<p>This is from the time I lost my best friend in the world due to Als. She taught me a lot about life. However, we didn't get along 24/7. My uncle told me about the day that she died and I lost him last year. So this is one of the sweetest gestures I've ever seen in my life. He loved her truely and died 2 years later on the same day as she did. He kissed her good-bye everymorning and goodnight every night. He loved her more then anything else in the world.</p>