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I remember you when you used to smile at jokes.
Instead of when someone gives you a free fix.
Now all i see is a loss.
Of life.
The vitality is intravenously drained.
Out of your face.
and your imagination has turned from fantasy
to felonies.
I missed that little girl.
Who now looks like a ghost
Trying to eat food.
when it can't.
You're too frail to look at.
Too twisted to talk to.



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On Friday June 13th, 2008, Mab (1020) writes:
how depressingly futile it is to want to help someone when they won't even help themselves...I miss her too.


On Sunday June 8th, 2008, RubyXero (459) writes:
tough road. and recovery is sooo hard; if its even desired. best of luck to her. such a sad life that is.


On Sunday June 8th, 2008, soul dancer (169) writes:
This reminds me so much of my sister that it is painful to read. Well put.


On Sunday June 8th, 2008, the-rapist (344) writes:
fantasy to felonies... that's very cool



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