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A fast good-bye by Tulula T Tadswickle Thursday, February 27, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan Yet again I have no purpose to this poem, but I like it because you can think of it as anything...Enjoy...
so that's it? thats the end? I've heard of a slow goodbye, but just to go, what can I say? it ruined my day! you say that it's not me, That it's you, if you ask me, I'd agree. what did I do to make you leave? what did I do to make you say no? say sorry, say it's my fualt? why is it you? how could it be me? there you went, just got up and fled, well good-bye, farewell, I hate to say, those words that tend to roll off your tounge, but here I come to say, bye.

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Reviewed by Amor Sabor	2/27/2003

Great write, Tulula. I hate Good-bye's and those fast and furious good-bye's without sound reason are the saddest and most agonizing ones of them all. Amor