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Created on: June 14, 2010
Robert, lad, your suicide was hard to watch
Though I remember your beautiful eyes
Your impeccable work ethic
(When you showed up)
I imagine you are child now
Surely God did not condemn you
To a hell after this hell
There were times when you were
Like a brother to me
I wish you peace in that afterlife
My fellow Irishman
You almost made me weep
Forgive me that I was not God
To cease your addiction
I have kept the one secret you gave me
Ever shall
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Poetry: Your suicide
I was never teased or abused
Not that I'm allowed to say
I tie my hair in a ponytail
And prepare for the rest of the day
I'm
WHERE ARE YOU?
A stranger lay in silence
drenched in a pool of blood
A fool, many said
better off dead
for the shame and
They Found You in Your Locker
I heard the sirens inside the school.
Thinking it was a fire,
I ran out too.
Students had
Breaking
Motionless he lay on the floor.,
my mind screamed -
no, not now, not ever…
Still he lay.
This dream was too
Suicide resides in us all untried.
Derided, derailed, our life has no pride.
We must learn to ride the train of love.
Suicide's
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