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Hold My Hand


(poems go here)             Your laugh, smile, intellect, humor, kindness But most importantly strength  These are what we remember you for But we are here because of your passing. You are courageous, an inspiration  To all the people you surrounded  The confidence you spurred, yet isolation  Why? We would of been your supporters, to you being encouraged.  Your bounded. Within our hearts. Never will we be apart. Your not here with us, physically But within our pasts, futures, hopes and dreams. No matter what happens, you can never be forgotten  So mysteriously, you walked off and ended it that day.  The braveness it must have taken. To just go away. You were fighting, pleading to have the pain be beaten. You made that decision. Which needs to be unwritten. Maybe then, the agony, misery and heartbreak can be forgotten. I'd like to take back, and create more memories from the opportunities we've lost. Figure out the magic which makes you happy. But overall, us your friends, we understand And that's why we thank you. You've held our hand. Through all our poo.  Remember zulu? I personally thank you, you've held my hand. Called me strong when in fact I was the weak. Just promise me one thing?  That you'll be with me, through good and bad, success and failure but most importantly when I need you.  Promise me, that you'll just hold my hand.
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savigirl14
<p>wow</p>

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