I saw her, I watched.
I watched her take her first steps.
I watched her celebrate her first holidays.
I watched her fall sound asleep in her crib.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her play on the swing set.
I watched her build sand castles.
I watched her fall sound asleep after a long day of play.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her carry her lunch box on the first day of school.
I watched her lose her first tooth.
I watched her fall sound asleep in her mini bed.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her get bullied for the first time.
I watched her cry at a frustrating math problem.
I watched her fall sound asleep without her teddy bear by her side.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her lose her last tooth.
I watched her clean out her first locker.
I watched her fall sound asleep in her twin bed.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her with her friends gauk at the cute guys.
I watched her talking about the embarrassment of 6th grade.
I watched her fall sound asleep thinking of him.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her love him.
I watched her cuddle with him.
I watched her fall sound asleep next to him.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her fight with him.
I watched her take him back into her arms.
I watched her fall asleep not so soundly.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her be left by him.
I watched her beg for him back.
I watched her cry herself to sleep.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her lose herself.
I watched her drag the blade across her skin.
I watched her stay awake all night.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her swallow pills.
I watched her be rushed to the hospital.
I watched her fall sound asleep in the hospital bed.
I saw her, I watched.
I watched her leave the hospital.
I watched her return home and lock her door.
I watched her lay in bed for hours before falling asleep.
I saw her, but I did not watch.
I did not watch her put the gun to her mouth.
I did not watch her pull the trigger.
I could not bear to watch.
I watched her lay sound asleep in her coffin.
I saw her.
