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I'm Sorry


Mom, Dad.

Did you even notice?

 

I started lashing out,

dropping out of activities,

grades began dropping.

 

Mom, Dad.

Couldn’t you see?

 

I was falling apart.

Losing motivation,

losing hope.

 

Mom, Dad.

You’re losing me.

 

The light of your life

has grown so dark,

quickly fading.

 

Mom, Dad.

I’m sorry.

 

I know you’re

disappointed.

So am I.

 
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obullock
<p>Hi there,</p><p>I&#39;m not sure if this was just an inspired poem or truth, but either way I&#39;m praying for you. Stay strong, my friend.</p><p>&lt;3 obullock</p>

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