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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/22/25 06:35 PM
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Where are you? Here! Where I've always been Staining these sheets with every stroke of your pen Sleeping inside your cotton pillow case Beating inside the bones that make up your ribcage Eating your intestines with a sprinkle of salt Hold your bags in school as you walked the halls I was following your shadow all this time had to be enough, 'cause you could never be mine Had to swallow your words so I could speak Waited until you slept so I could sleep Bought french fries and ate them too But pretended I was you Kicked it to girls I thought resembled But they only looked like you once reassembled I was present at your graduation and your prom Took pictures with your late grandfather and your mom Filled up my memory card with moments we never had Have the folded notes we never passed in math class So you see, I was there from then to now From the brightest moments to the deepest frowns Never needed to look much further than here The one that loved you had always been near
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