Once A Hero
I remember when we went on that youth trip to El Paso.
That was the first time we probably actually talked.
I remember trying to carry you up two flights of stairs because you couldn't stand.
I remember my birthday party.
We all ran around in the dark playing fugitive.
I remember giving you two Star Wars books for Christmas.
I got a book on how to speak droid back.
I remember you asking me which DC heroine I would be.
I didn't know then but I think I want to be Overwatch or Supergirl.
I remember our late night chats and our daily chats throughout the day.
I remember how speechless I was when I read your email about me being your personal hero.
I remember you admitting that you liked my paintings.
I hope that hasn't changed.
I remember being encouraged by you when I felt alone.
But one thing I never got the chance to admit.
You were my personal hero.
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