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  • March 1, 2014, 5:21 a.m.
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The day you left

was the worst day of my existence.

Days never really got better

just passed with not even

an ounce of sunlight

or warmth.

cold and bitter

like my soul,

I decided I needed change.

You loved my bed,

you said it was like sleeping

on a cloud,

so I threw away the mattress for

a rock hard bed that hurt my back.

You loved my long hair,

so I chopped it all off.

You said the gap between my teeth was beautiful

so i got braces to close it.

You loved my style so I threw all my clothes away

and bought new ones.

I put your t-shirts and pictures

in a box,

and stuffed it in the back of my closet

right next to the razors and the pills.

But nothing I ever did

stopped the constant feelings

the constant thoughts

the constant memories

from flowing through my head.

Till I put a gun to it

and pulled the

trigger.


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