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My Little Bro
It was a cold, bitter night
 Monday, January 7, 2002.
 The happiest, happiest thing 
 to happen in my life!
 
 Traveling down that road to 
 that big building with 
 so many, many cars surrounding it.
 Reminded me of playing 
 with my army men.
 
 Going down that very, very long hallway
 to that special room.
 Entering, the atmosphere was like 
 the Fourth of July.
 We were finally united,
 My little Bro and Me.
 
 Sitting there in that chair 
 with him in my arms.
 I never ever, ever remember feeling
 a great sense of pride.
 Outside the world went on but 
 in that room, it felt like it stopped.
 
 Looking into his eyes, I 
 imagined all that we would 
 accomplish together. 
 However our fate was already decided. 
 
 Its now over seven years from 
 that day and I still remember it
 as clear as day.
 I live with my dad, he lives with his.
 
 We’re five hours apart but
 haven’t seen each other since 
 Easter of ’08.
 The last conversation was in April.
 
 I sit here looking at this picture 
 and thinking, just thinking what we’ve missed the last three years.
 Deep inside it hurts but
 outside it doesn’t show.
 
 I miss him and he misses me. 
 “It’s NOT right”, I say. 
 Why?
 Why, do we have to be 
 locked in a cell?
 While our, our parents battle it out.
 Just WHY?
 
 Still no matter, no matter what happens
 I will still LOVE my Little Bro.
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