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Graduation


Dear Kelsey, 

Goodbye my friend I wish it could wait

I wanted to say this before it gets too late

I knew this day would come

It’s all been fun and great

All of the memories we shared

We will make more between 2 states

Old friends will be left behind

Don’t worry I got your back

If mom and dad go crazy sometimes

It’s just how parents should act

You will be called millions of times

Don’t forget we love you, it’s a fact

Now that you’re leaving

you’ll be on your own

Eat Ramen Noodles in the evening

Because it’s not part of the college loan

Money will be spent left and right

Because of your friends

you’ll probably be out every night

When the day ends

We will be thinking of you a lot

High school is now over

It is a soft spot

I just wanted to say I love you a lot.

(Now read from the bottom to top)

 

Love,

Abby
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