Last Moment
Giant tires surround us.
Maggie attempts a smile, which results in a smirk.
William throws his head in his hands, exhausted.
Ava whirls around, her blonde hair her cape.
We have had bad times
sad times
times in which we wouldn't talk.
But I want to remember my wonderful group of four
as the quirkiest kids
the most obnoxious
the annoyingly loud
and the bestest friends
that I could ask for.
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