Silence

Silence

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This poem is dedicated to someone whom was like a father to me. He died in a car accident on an icy day, when he didn't know he didn't have to work. This is for Mike Cockrum.
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"But honestly, who would've ever guessed that I would find someone so amazing and that I love so much all because I should've died in a car accident. I remember cursing myself that I even got out of bed that morning, but if I had the chance to go back and relive that day, I wouldn't do a damn thing differently."

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