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Love, Your Best Friend
I went
To church,
Saturday evening,
A week before
Easter.
I knelt
In the confessional
And I told the priest
I loved you.
And that
You are a woman,
Just like I am.
And I knelt
And I cried.
And he prayed,
And inside I died.
But he didn’t
Give the advice
I thought he would.
He told me,
Not to pray for these feelings
To leave,
But to be
The best friend
I could possibly be.
I knelt
And I cried.
And he prayed,
And inside I died.
He didn’t tell me
I was confused.
He didn’t tell me
About
Adam
And
Eve.
He just told me
That I couldn’t be with you,
And these feelings wouldn’t leave,
So I had to be,
The best friend,
I could possibly be.
So I knelt
And I cried.
And he prayed.
And I stayed alive.
Because now,
I’m here with you,
And you’re here with me.
And I’m being the
Best friend,
I can possibly be.
So please don’t hate me,
For writing you this poem.
Because you make me feel safe-
The closest thing i have to home
Love,
your best friend.
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