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[title] => Memories
[time] => 2005-03-02 18:01:10
[hometext] => Hope you like it
[bodytext] => Follow me down a laiden trail We raced down once before We laughed and played on sunny days, and the rain would keep us on Grandmas porch Well, Grandmas gone, and mom is too, but here and now, I've still got you And on the night the sirens cried, I never got to say goodbye But When they told me she's not coming back, my world went dim but you brought me back I held your hand as we raced through the forrest of our youth Well, now we're older different, it's true But late at night I think of you I can't help but shed the tears As I recall the earlier years The way we laughed as the dogs would play and the beautiful songs that Mother sang And even as I've grown to this It is you I truly miss I miss the days of warmth and play And I remember my brothers loving ways I remember the puppies that have grown and faded I remeber how you told me that day, That if anything, you would never forget me And even with this reassurance I'd give anything to go back to see our mother one last time to have the chance to say goodbye to sit with nana on the front porch swing And listen as Grandpa swang and sang with my brother beside me, Laughing with joy A face that I simply can't forget and I time in which I wish I lived I remember the day that daddy died And all the people that I watched cry I didn't understand, not at that time The reason for the tears in their eyes but when we went home and he wasn't there I cried on your shoulder, because you were always there And I remember the night that Granpa left us And how we sat silently as grandma sighed And we all knew that he wasn't coming home that evening But even so, Mommy kept singing She sang us to bed, then slept as she cried Then I understood, the pain inside Grandma left us, and oh, how I cried, But even through that, you stood by my side. And I recall the pain of mommas death And I recall the sadness on Benny's breath He didn't stay long, said he was too old to cry But you stood by my side as I wept, and you tucked me in that night, Just as momma would've done And although it is small, and wasteful of thought I remember your words, and how it felt When we were young and all alone Yet forbidded to see one another through fake family will As we sat in the sun of our favorite spot You looked at me, in pain, distraut I knew that it was the last time That I'd have the chance to spend with you in the morning sunshine And as you held me as I cried, because I couldn't stand another good-bye You promised to stay with me, until I died No matter what, We'd always be friends And here, And now, I'm standing there again. [comments] => 5 [counter] => 172 [topic] => 48 [informant] => MyChemicalRomanceHeLeNa [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => EmotionalPoetry )
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