Do what is right for you

And then there were two

Best friends

Most of the time

On and off

For many years

One

running back to the other

When she probably should have let her be

 

Until

She realized

That she couldn’t

keep

letting

herself 

get 

picked 

on.

And 

left 

alone.

And forgotten.

And ignored.

And chosen

second.

And lied about.

 

And pretend it was a joke.

 

And then there was one.

And she was happy.

Posted in response to the challenge Two.

HappyGiraffe123

MN

13 years old

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