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Still in the Good Memories

Don’t know why we came so close,
Why time chose us—no one knows.
We gave a year, we shared the days,
In little moments, in quiet ways.

Today I held your photo near,
And every memory felt so clear.
I don’t wish to go back in time,
But hating you would feel like a crime.

Whatever we had, it wasn't all wrong,
Some parts of it still make me strong.
It’s not about love, not about pain—
Just good memories that still remain.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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