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This poem is about a friend I used to have who was like a big sister to me. It was an unhealthy and toxic relationship. While I am beyond over it, there’s still part of me that can dig into the betrayal and anger I felt towards her on the day she left. When I write about it, it feels almost like I’m reliving it.