My Best Friend Died
And I am reeling -
She was the soft of word, whereas I was brash, -
I had still so much to learn from her.
She would listen to my Vents -
As she had been through the very same -
Before me.
Like for example -
She went through a crackhead male living within her home -
Then exactly one year later I unwittingly let a crackhead male into my home/life/world -
Giving him my heart
and sharing everything with him
He stole from her
And she tried to tell me
And I defended
him
To my eternal regret.
We were the best of friends,
sharing words, giggles and laughter at all hours of the day and night -
It was a given that each of us could call the other
Just to say
hello.
It was much too soon to say goodbye.
She layed her head down upon her computer desk, her facebook page the last thing she were to see and her beloved cat on her lap.
What I learned from Helen -
Reach out and be a friend,
choose "better" friends
A softer word is always better
and laughter, daring to share
words and truth.
-charleneann
Beautiful sentiment, Char. I understand now your connection, how what she was to you, and how you found affinity in those things to your life. I get it. So sorry for your loss, truly. My heart goes out to you.
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