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If You Must Die
Before you go words must be spoken.
The memories you leave behind will not be forgotten.
Every aspect of your beautiful soul will still grace the earth
even if your presence physically is unattainable
If you must die, leave behind your perfect patience.
Your patience for Sunday drivers in a small town.
your patience for your demanding boss.
your patience for me and my ignorant attitudes.
If you must die, leave behind your blissful beauty.
Your beautiful soul that cared for everyone.
Your beautiful smile that brings light to every situation.
Your beautiful voice that has the power to sooth hurricanes.
If you must die, leave behind the momentous memories
Your warm hugs on those stormy frightening nights
Your silly stories you would tell before bed
Your perfect coloring skills – you always stayed in the lines
If you must die, leave behind the prominent pieces of you
They will live though all of us and especially me
But if you must die, take our long-lasting love with you
Hold it dear to your heart and know you will not be forgotten
If you must die know that I will forever love you
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Recently, I suddenly lost someone very important to me, and I wanted to write about the words I never got to say to her before she died.