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always unchanging
April 29, 2009
another day
another death
another friend
I'v lost
another week
another way
to feel the
pain it caused
another scream
another shout
will these things
ever change
another month
another year
these things are
still the same
© Delia R., Phoenix, AZ
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wondering said...
on Jun. 2 2009 at 10:52 pm
I know how it feels to lose friends and family. My brother passed away when I was nine years old. I know how it feels to remember them and watch everyone else slowly forget. This world can be harsh and the pain from loss never lessens or decreases. I think that over time we just get strong enough to bear it. Keep writing, you are talented.
P.S. Thanks for your comment on my twilight argument. I agree with you that a book should not be argued over because it is written and won't change. I just don't believe the book is sexist.
P.S. Thanks for your comment on my twilight argument. I agree with you that a book should not be argued over because it is written and won't change. I just don't believe the book is sexist.
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