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Boxing Day Letter

aries_luv_ppl
Senior Member

since 2001-09-20

Posts 1448
Universal Mind

0 posted 2002-12-27 01:24 AM

Boxing day... you opened up my letter
Sent to you via a thousand pulses,
To hear...a goodbye
I finally made up my mind.
My emotion used to
Run high when you
Dropped a line to my front door
Or Surprised me with your debates.
I... I had tried my best
To be your best friend.
Yet... yet I still don't know...your mind.
On yonder autumn, we began our friendship...
Now the year has come to an end,
So I'm biding goodbye with warm blessing...
Maybe we won't ever meet again,
But I know... I know I still care...

Eliza Simmons
~Sometimes when I look back at what I wrote, I don't recognize the 'Me' in the past anymore.

Trillium

Member Patricius

since 2001-03-09

Posts 12098
Idaho, USA

1 posted 2002-12-27 04:40 PM

Eliza: A brave little poem and I hope things work out the way you want them to.
Happy New Year.

Betty Lou Hebert

Joyce Johnson

Member Rara Avis

since 2001-03-10

Posts 9912
Washington State

2 posted 2002-12-28 11:50 AM

Some friendships don't work out. This is the strange part of beig a human, we go our separate ways. But I am sure he or she is the loser for not getting to know you better. Love, Joyce

aries_luv_ppl
Senior Member

since 2001-09-20

Posts 1448
Universal Mind

3 posted 2002-12-28 03:52 PM

thanks betty and joyce... the letter make me think...

We started one Halloween night,
When you opened that mailbox of yours
To find a greeting from a new friend.
One Christmas boxing day,
On the same desk of yours,
You opened that mailbox of yours
To find a greeting biding goodbyes...

Eliza Simmons
~Sometimes when I look back at what I wrote, I don't recognize the 'Me' in the past anymore.

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