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Created on: April 30, 2009
I sit alone, though not at home,
I guess I'm walking this path I chose.
Who am I to judge another person of what they're worth,
I just want the courage to redeem all I've cursed.
I feel it gets worse before it gets better,
So instead I write poems, and then my last letter.
I walk a lonely road, one I've come to know well,
I shall take my stand at the firey gates of hell.
I will miss you, and remember your touch,
I just pray that you will remember as such.
I want you to know, I would've always tried,
And now I guess its time, for me to say, goodbye.
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