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Subject: Re: Brenna K. Author: Hope [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02:01:39 11/07/01 Wed Author Host/IP: i010-007.nv.iinet.net.au/203.59.10.7 In reply to: Moonchild 's message, "Brenna K." on 09:27:05 11/05/01 Mon >BRENNA K. > >I once had a friend named Brenna K. >We were as close as two girls could be. >We had big girl dreams and sleep over parties. >We were always close that way. > >One day in her yard we were doing handstands >And cartwheels and things like that. >My handstand lasted longer so on the ground she sat >Crying and saying, “You’re always better, I don’t >understand.” > >Then she called me some childish name >But I don’t remember what she called me. >It was something like, “You’re a stupid hussy.” >I remember thinking she was acting so lame. > >After she said that, she ran in her house >And she slammed the door in my face. >So the next day I went over to her place. >Then I knocked on her door and she said, “Get out.” > >Then I opened the screen door and I punched her face. >She started to cry because she felt really bad >And I knew then that I lost the best friend I ever had. >We were friends no more and that was a closed case. > >20 years later I still think of her and me. >How I miss Brenna K. >How I need her friendship today. >How I wish I could tell her, “I’m sorry.” > >© Karen Davies I think we all have such friends we wished we had kept in touch with, I often sit and think of the past with some sad and happy memories , plus I moved to a different country from where I gre up , so yes I do miss so many things Hope [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Brenna K. Moonchild 12:25:02 11/07/01 Wed