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by Beef Frankland

Did you give a thought
about those you left behind.
Those who loved you,
cared for you.
Who now miss you like hell.
The impact of your suicide,
has been like a rock,
thrown carelessly into a pond.
The ripples go on and on,
touching those even furthest away.
I think we will never understand
But what do you care,
because you are gone.
The worries you had
transfered to us,
with selfish disregard.
It breaks our hearts,
we had know idea.
That life had got to much to take.
You masked it well,
we wished we'd known.
As maybe you'd still be here with us.
And life for those who are still alive,
is filled with anger, hurt and pain.
You know we loved you.
We hope you knew.
But that love is tarnished
Buy your sudden exit.

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