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May 04, 2007 01:36

i just had to take my best friend to the train station.
i had to sit there and watch her walk away.
walk away to get on a train to chicago.
not because shes visiting, but because shes moving.

i dont think my eyes have ever streamed tears so easily/heavily.
no matter what i do, they just keep pouring out.
and theres just something about this feeling, that i dont like.
maybe its the fact that my best friend, who ive lived with for the past 3 months, just got on a train to chicago, permanently.
and i know its not like ill never see her again, but still, tell me how im supposed to feel.

Meaghan Maria Cecilia McCann;

taking you to that train station and letting you get on that train was the hardest thing i have ever had to do. and it hurt like hell. it still does. and it probably will for a while. you have been my best friend since day one. and regardless of what others might think about you, i know youre a better person than half of the people i have come across in my life. you have been there for me since the begining. we hardly ever fight, and when we do, we're over it in a matter of mintues. living with you for the 3 months that i did, proved to be the best experience of my life. im so glad i got to share that with you. i wouldnt have had it any other way. you have been through so much and its only made you stronger. im glad that i met you when i did. it just sucks that you had to go now. but regardless of where you are, i know that you will always be my best friend,. you have opened my eyes to so much and honestly, you have made me a better person, a stronger person. i could never thank you enough for that. you are one of a kind, and im so glad to be able to call you my best friend. i love you more than anything, we know each other like a book, that we have both read until the pages curl and the cover starts to peel. you mean so much to me and nothing will ever change that. i will never be able to say that enough. i love you and dont you ever forget that.

love your best friend,
Kelly Marie Wekenmann

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