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Look up in the sky

Look up in the sky

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Poetry
I was thinking of my lost friend the other night and made a poem about because I missed her. She died in a car crash involving a car chase. Her brother goes to my school and is alive. I have known her since 1st grade and have cried my eyes out when she died. If you read this poem and know her, you'll probably start crying.
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