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Leah
This is a poem for my friend Leah,
whom I have left behind
Whose endearing bluntness,
honesty, kindness,
and child like games
were my greatest companion, and I regret most for losing
For when I was alone and afraid
you were supportive and reassuring.
I thought we would stay close friends
but a nation and an ocean are a greater gap than we originally
realized
And I have learned that distance
can tear and break friendships
which are hard to maintain and hold on to
with distance
So I write this for every letter I failed to send
every disaster I wasn’t there to help mend,
for you- my dearest friend,
Leah, who kept me going.
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