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Created on: November 28, 2009
Period two English class is a different world now
With your seat an empty space
No more raised hands
And where you kept your books
Is filled with broken pencils
You were able to take a spark of discussion
And turn it into a raging inferno of debate
Only interrupted by the clanging of the bell
Anyone that says teachers should not play favorites
Never had you in their class
The day they buried you, it rained
And I knelt on the wet ground and wept
I wept for you: my student, my teacher, my friend,
And I thought of God as selfish
For taking back His angels so quickly
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