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Sudden Death of a Forever Friend


When life began

You were already there

Forever my friend

Was unable to see

The unknown end

 

One day I left

But didn’t know separation

I didn’t second-guess

We’d soon have a reunion

Years passed, sightless

 

New lives lead

You were different

Words were left unsaid

I didn’t understand

Was the old you dead?

 

Time flies again

Less time went by but

I see you’re in heaven

Couldn’t wait for me

You departed early

Selfishly, I felt misled

Because you left me for death

 

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I write because I feel. I feel because I think about where we are today, where we've many times before, and where aim for many tomorrows. To say I'm content would be an overstatement. To say I'm grateful would be an understatement. I'm seeking collective liberation through a medium in which I have yet to fully explore. I desire harmonic convergence for YahWeh's kingdom in this life and beyond.

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