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Emily Holton Big BobThe months past by in early spring. He became a mold That grew on her, Bringing her down. She loved him, Ever so much. But he was A wrecking ball. Swinging at the walls Of her life. Breaking her down Slowly.
For days at a time, She would sit, Rotting away on the couch, Completing crossword. He became a ring Of fungus, surrounding her. Giving her no room to Breathe, no room for Herself.
Then, in the beginning of summer, He went to sleep. A sleep that is never To be awakened.
At the end of summer, She is out, Always out and about, Making trouble with Her loving friends.
It may just be A way to cope The decease of her love Was so heartbreaking It cannot be described in words. But as bad as It may sound, The death might have been The best thing to happen To her in years.
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2011 EDITION]
Copyright © 2002-2010 Student Publishing Program (SPP). Poetry and prose © 2002-2010 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission.
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