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One Wish

If i could make one wish you know id wish for you to see your perfect smile in every single room to have you here besides me instead of up in heaven to tell you that i miss you instead of whispering it while in bed if i could have one wish and know it to come true id wish you never died not till you were one hundred and two i wish you didnt know pain and that you hadnt left id wish you would come in tomorrow and say suprise i wasnt really dead if i could make one wish your the wish id make to bring you back to earth and share a cold milkshake to hear you laugh again and know that id join in to see you in the hallways even when you were suppose to be in class if i could make one wish you know id make it right id wish that you were back on earth this very same night if i could wish one wish id wish we werent in pain because i know the tears you cried fell down as angels rain and if i could look in your eyes and see that happiness again id beg you not to leave us no, youd never leave again and so before i close just know with in our hearts that none of us, from you, will ever truly part because youve touched us all no not in the physical sense yes you tried your hardest and yes you made your dent but you touched our hearts with every smile and every laugh and if we could make one wish Russell, we'd wish you back R.I.P Razz, We Miss You So Much

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 10/5/2009 6:47:00 PM
I like this poem.I can relate.I lost my brother this year.I felt every word.Thanks for shareing.
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Date: 9/29/2009 6:24:00 AM
painful and beutiful all at the same time a great tribute to your friend incredible job
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Date: 9/28/2009 2:59:00 PM
I feel the longing and grief. Keep writing. Sara
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