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"Want To Be The First To Sign My Yearbook?"


I don’t know what to write

In your  yearbook--I’ve already told you

Everything. You’ve told your friends

Everything I said, everything did, didn’t

You? My friends warned me about

You, but I knew better, and I don’t know

 

What to write in your yearbook?

I don’t want to start

Anything; I just want you to

Stop. I’ll not speak of what’s

Passed, it’s all in the past,

But still I wish I could leave

Sweet nothings, not pleasantries

 

But I’ve left my mark in your

Yearbook, and years down the road,

You’ll be forced to remember me

And how “this year was ...eventful.”


 

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J. E. Cramer

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