St Marys Episcopal School - Carillon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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You once gave me. If someone had told us then, It sits on my stereo One day you will be separated. In a little gold frame. Your friendship will With eyes brimming, Fade. I search for the thing we lost We would have laughed at them In your smiling photographed face. In scorn But, I know - somehow 'And sworn, as we did so many times That I can't have it back. That we'd never change - Things change.

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There was so much laughter, More laughter than two people A love that grew deeper Could ever share. As we grew together. We laughed, we sang, We loved each other so much I We shared our dreams, That I became you Our secrets, our jealousies And you were me. And above all, Such Loyalty! y We shared love. Remember the volumes i So much love! Of notes we wrote? The nightly hour-long Phone conversations? Of course I still miss it. At times I find myself Staring at the picture , ,ww W ff I , .iv I 9 I I . l K .. 1 l

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l I 5 ai if y W1 P- Especially toward each other. . . We lived on, But then. Shared our hearts and experiences The new school, With other girlfriends, The growing-up process, Laughed, Confided And things did change, And went crazy with others They always do. But, you know something . . . It's funny. . . Never have I laughed, We both got used to it, Confided or felt close The separation I mean. To any other friend.