Elezabeth Ii

Your pain is my pain, I wish it 
all was mine. 
I can only hope that your 
misery will dissolve with time.
I have watched you sink to 
nothing, laying in your bed. 
Your voice grows more silent, 
till just you singing in my head. 
There behind her locked door 
she is to miserable to let me in.
She lies alone and withers 
away, with out her dearest 
friend. 
I wish I could bring her back 
and take away her sickness 
soon. 
If I could cure her then I could 
get back the friend that I once 
knew.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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