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Angel

A poem

By Sara WilsonPublished 12 months ago • 1 min read
Top Story - October 2025
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I will always care about you

Even if we never speak again

I will always care about you

You will always be my friend

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I care about your birthday

I think about you every June

I still tell you every year

No reply, I guess it's still too soon.

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I care about your future

I don't judge you for your past

I remember every moment of our friendship

and how we said it would always last

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I care about your feelings

and I worry about your heart

I hope he treats you kindly

and never tries to tear you apart

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I care about you when you're happy

I'm here to listen when you're sad

I'm still here when you're angry

Even if I'm the one who made you mad

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I care about you always

your addiction causes my heart pain

but I will never stop caring for you

even when it's driving me insane

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I know sometimes I care too much

especially when there's nothing I can do

even when you feel I won't understand

Remember, I'm always here for you

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I care about you when you're acting cold

when our friendship feels dead and frozen

You're more important than any sister

You weren't forced on me. You were chosen

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I'll always be here for you to lean on

you can always use my shoulder

we've been best friends since we were kids

That isn't changing now that we're older

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I always cared about you then

and I care about you still

even if you think I don't

Let this remind you that I always will

Friendship

About the Creator

Sara Wilson

I love Ugly Things.

I try and be active AND interactive.

I write... whatever I feel.

Sometimes it's happy.. sometimes it isn't. But it's real. And it's me.

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    Written by Sara Wilson