
A poem to a friend I never knew I had until she died. "When we were younger we’d play in the storms, handprints on clothes and shoelaces torn."
Rated: Fiction T - English - Friendship/Angst - Words: 164 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 07-30-10 - Status: Complete - id: 2833637
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When we were younger we'd play in the storms
handprints on clothes and shoelaces torn.
We'd straggle in with our hair a wreck
...those were the best days of our lives.
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In early morning I hear the phone ring
scuffling but beat by the answering machine –
and the words reverberate in my head
stock still, with a heart of hard lead.
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All they can say is "it wasn't an accident."
The words seem to thunder and roar –
I can't seem to make sense of life anymore.
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Now you've left I can't stop to wonder
why you never talked about the end
of this story, as I fight not to go under
and follow you, my dearest friend.
I'll never see your smile again.
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For now I'll spend my days dancing in storms
with mud on my clothes and shoelaces torn.
I'll keep playing for you, my friend
until the day I can see you again.
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