The Blonde Girl

A magnificently beautiful story ... Some might say that it was sad to read, and did not have a happy ending ... But I say, this story is perfect in that perfect timing of two people meeting, clueless that they would ever meet, who needed someone special in their lives at that precise moment in time. She gave you something no one else ever could have, and you gave her more than you will ever know, even though you do know ... This story is tender and touching to the very core of any heart that has ever had a first crush or first love, especially someone as special as I see that she was to you ... And you to her ... A wonderful memorial to her memory in keeping her memory alive ... Thank you for sharing ... Very well written ...

Posted 10 Years Ago

this was so sad to read, I loved it a lot. I honestly didn't want it to be over. Is it a true story?

Posted 9 Years Ago

Amazingly beautiful: just shows how much a shocking disease or cancer can affect someone's life....when I was four I lost a friend to a house fire, and how Chase felt when Sara died, that made me cry and remember Hannah...Really heartfelt, please keep writing....

PS, can you please tell me what YouTube channel the video is going to be posted on.....thanks

Posted 10 Years Ago

Absolutely beautiful. The impact a person can have on another person's life most times molds him into who he becomes. It amazes me how the presence of a loved one stays with you long after they're gone. My grandmother, who my poem "Her Hands" is dedicated to, passed when I was 13, and the essence of who she was, I pray never leaves me. Sara gifted you with her love, her fears, her secrets, her friendship, her light, her life, and because she gave those things to you, she lives through you. Far beyond her blue eyes and pale skin, she was beautiful to you and because of you, your audience sees her beauty too.

Posted 10 Years Ago

This is so sweet, it really tugs at the heartstrings. Few things are more vital to writing than emotion, and you brought that in spades. All the more for it being a true story. You've honoured Sara's memory here and I know she will stay with and in you for a long time. Thank you for sharing this story with me. It's well written, and you have a lot of potential as a professional writer.

Posted 10 Years Ago

A magnificently beautiful story ... Some might say that it was sad to read, and did not have a happy ending ... But I say, this story is perfect in that perfect timing of two people meeting, clueless that they would ever meet, who needed someone special in their lives at that precise moment in time. She gave you something no one else ever could have, and you gave her more than you will ever know, even though you do know ... This story is tender and touching to the very core of any heart that has ever had a first crush or first love, especially someone as special as I see that she was to you ... And you to her ... A wonderful memorial to her memory in keeping her memory alive ... Thank you for sharing ... Very well written ...

Posted 10 Years Ago

I can't even begin to explain how powerful this story is. In fact, I think this is the most powerful story I have read on this website so far. Probably because it is for your friend, after all. This has to go into my favorites for that very reason. You have rendered me speechless with this. There isn't any good enough words to describe this story. They would all be understatements.

Thank you for sharing! And might I add, you'd make a great author.

Posted 10 Years Ago

A beautiful piece and it has been well written. Congratz. Your friend will definitely be proud of you. She wil always be with you. Do write more.

Posted 10 Years Ago

Heart-wrenching and very upsetting to read, but a very strong piece of writing. I'm one of those who believe that emotion makes your writing stronger and there's no limit to what you can do. Disease is, awfully, the main cause of death for many, especially when so young. As you've read in my poem, Sand Through My Fingers, I lost my uncle, but I do know how it feels to lose a friend as well and you have my sympathies. Your friend will always be with you and she will make you stronger, in both writing and reality. Raw emotion fuels raw poetry, and that's the best kind.

Posted 10 Years Ago

This was emotional and very bittersweet, some of the hardest things we go through in life, we experience as children, at first it seems like the worst thing in the world, but when you stop to think about it, that sweet little girl didn't have to suffer anymore and it seems as though she had a great impact on making you become stronger inside as well. This was a beautiful story and it touched my heart :)

Posted 10 Years Ago

I...... Heartbroken. Can't help but to let tears fall off. This strikes me right in the heart and when the nurse said Sara didn't make it, I just felt the same like you -- heart being torn into a million pieces. As the story built up to the climax where you met Sara, the frustration towards the bully as well as other indifferent people built up as well, which made the kind personality of Sara shone even brighter and ultimately made the ending heavily heartbreaking.

Emotional piece, and Sara would never leave you even if her body was gone. She lives deep inside your heart.

Posted 10 Years Ago