Bones

Side by side Hand in tiny hand Voices whisper The wind sings

Every bone tells a story

I will never Forget That summer

Shattered and broken, each shard a string of words

That summer Behind the woodshed He appeared He saw

Each paragraph held together by hope He knows my name He's seen my face He was there

Punctuated by sorrows and joys in turn I don't know If he will Forget But I Never will

I don't know if she has forgotten, but I never will.

This story is told in two alternating points of view, marked off by ** It begins with a girl, then goes to the male character, and so on

Jade Holt
SourceLicence:Public domain (author dedication)

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