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Lyric Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jun-09-08 10:31 AM
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21. It was an honor to type it, to be honest.
He was treated by the world as a "nothing" when he was alive, Marrah. Just another faceless poor person in West Virginia. But he was the biggest reason that I have grown into the woman I am today. He gave me so much more than just life, and I want to remember him and honor him in every way that I can today.

I keep looking out the window at the trees all around me, and thinking, "He died when the world was lush and green. West Virginia trees thriving in June in the last thing he ever saw..."

:cry:
:hug:
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