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Losing Someone


Is like something no one can contemplate No one expects it Yes, we secretly do But we try to forget because they remind us to Memories are created With simple little talks or meals Short phone calls and long pictures Laughs and cries no one else understands Turning your attention to someone else Not being that other person’s air Is fatal They are gone when you least expect it You wonder how Then why Then when Then, you were the only one that gave them life
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