You And Me |
| by Nicole Ross |
We are exactly a year and one month apart.
But it seems so very less.
I look back at the memories and tears come to my eyes.
Now that you are gone, I feel my life has collapsed.
Even though you are gone, I guess my spirit has gotten stronger.
You are my diary.
I told you everything without fear that those words
I told you would ever leave you.
You brought those words with you to the grave.
I will do the same for you.
You were my best friend, my first cousin in fact.
I never took you for granted.
I cherish every memory I have of you.
I look at the good and the bad memories. And I laugh at them.
You made a great impact on my life.
You always told me that the only thing you believed in was God.
I've always believed you.
I love you and will miss you a lot.
My friend, best friend....Agatha.
May you rest in peace.
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