She Couldn't Beat CancerA Poem by A. V. MadisonZoey the girl who laughed real loud Zoey the girl who never let anyone see her cry I remember nights when she stayed up on the phone with me when I couldn't trust myself to be alone. "Everyday I wake up, look in the mirror, and I hate what I see," she told me once, "But I can't complain much, because I know I am pretty, and there are people who have it worse than me." Her brother an addict, auntie a gravestone daddy and momma didn't give a s**t But Zoey couldn't be phased by life Beautiful, smart, and full of wit. She even smiled as she was dying, Didn't care as she wasted away Still refused to let anyone pity her because she insisted she would live another day. Well Zo, I know it's been awhile since we've seen you smile in fact it's almost been a year since you were here. I remember your last words to me, "I'll see you soon, beautiful girl," and now I wonder if you knew that you'd die that night There are so many things I wish I had said as time was wearing away I miss you, Zoey, But it's like you always said, "There will always be another day."
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Added on March 31, 2013 Last Updated on March 31, 2013 AuthorA. V. MadisonOnly a Kid, But Hard To Scare, CAAboutI'm Maddie. Clumsy. Short-tempered. Quite an oddball. Sort of silly. I make big plans then never do them. I have a fascination with tiny lights. I have atelophobia and OCD. I am the definition.. more..Writing
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