Hers something from my class
I remember when I believed in rainbows, butterflies, and happy times.
When I was five I remember him pulling the needle out, he was a bloody mess.
When I was ten we was annoyed by the man who forgot my name.
When I was twelve, those where the dark days when my grandfather went away, and the regret began.
I remember when my Grandfather was ill and stubborn.
I believe that yesterday was the first time, in a long one, where I let him creep into my thoughts.
I wish I hadn't looked at his terrified complexion that one last time.
I remember him sitting always in the corner of the room.
I cannot remember the sound of his voice when we taught him the only word he knew in English, bacon.
I cannot remember his eyes filled with amusement and life, I wish I could.
I want to remember being his granddaughter.
I remember the day my grandmother's sunshine was taken away, leaving her with grey skies.
My parents remember solely the humorous and joyful memories that keep him alive.
But I remember the hospitals, the nurses, and the urgency.
I know that his time was long overdue.
I remember as sad as she was, relief washed over her as the love of her life couldn't be touched by the monster of pain any longer.
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The Outsiders Imagines
Teen FictionOkay so this read is a bunch of different imagines about the outsiders. please leave feed back!!