Wyoming, mid Summer
Noon, right underneath the Sun
We ate watermelon together
Dangling our feet on the edge of a cliff
You gave me a locket
With a triangle inside
Back then, we were young
I grew, yet you stayed a child
Today, I stand upon your grave
Returning my childhood present
Placing the necklace gently on your headstone
''Here, have this. It's a locket. I'll get it back when we meet again.''
September 22,1989
You still haven't returned.
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