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That Room
The room with the red curtains
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 That room,
 the one with the red curtains,
 that never really looked red.
 The one with the place in the closet where she had written her name,
 and written it again.
 the one with the holes in the walls from every picture she had liked
 but changed her mind.
 The one all her friends loved
 but she never did.
 The one she got grounded in,
 and sneaked out of.
 The she ran to 
 when she just needed to get away from it all.
 
 None of that mattered,
 neither did her friends.
 She’d had them since kindergarten
 they were always there.
 When she needed them,
 and when she didn’t.
 When she wanted advice,
 or just felt like hanging out.
 They were the best friends you could ask for
 yet she found herself not caring about them at all. 
 
 She seemed to not care much at all anymore. 
 She was moving away,
 that is all that mattered.
 She would never see her room, her precious friends, 
 or any of the the things she once cared about again.
 
 She told herself she had to forget.
 you will find new friends
 she told herself
 you will get a new room,
 and you will love it just as much as this one.
 There were many other things she could be angry about,
 "this isn't so bad,
 it could be worse."
 she said aloud
 looking out the bedroom window.
 It was too late,
 there was nothing she could do,
 and that was that.
 
 Moving 
 to god knows where.
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