My best friends mom just passed away...

[Sanford - V. President of the Dangerous Crew Movement]

damn, this fucken sucks.

i started  half way down the freeway, after hearing about it.  i kind of understand how he feels because my moms past away too..but damn, i dont know what to say to the nigga.

RIP to Isiah's Mom.   

[WestCoasta]

I knew a guy in 5th grade and his mom died...

sucks, probably a lot worse if you're younger too...

[Beelzebub]

Damn everyone is passing away from Thanksgiving Day meals.

[QuietTruth]

Sorry to hear about your moms nigga.

[Sanford - V. President of the Dangerous Crew Movement]

Sorry to hear about your moms nigga.

my friends my mom dogg. remember them 2 disses that i wrote?  his mom.  i feel fuckin stupid for writing those now.   

[QuietTruth]

Sorry to hear about your moms nigga.

my friends my mom dogg. remember them 2 disses that i wrote?  his mom.  i feel fuckin stupid for writing those now.   

Oh damn, that's crazy!

Pretty terrible.

[Miss NWA Whoorider]

c u at the crossroads...................
so u won't be lonely

[Miss NWA Whoorider]

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About the PoemI wrote this poem when I was 11, for my best friend, Eric, who was killed by a log truck when we were both 10 years old. Even though he's gone, he still lives in my heart and my mind. I know I'll see him again someday, so I just have to keep living my life to the fullest. 











 
All Poems > Sad Poems > Poems about Death > Bolton Abbey  Eric
by Ali
It was a cold, windy October day,
when you died and left my world so gray.
I can still remember your last screams
and the glistening tears falling from your eyes.
I told you not to ride in the street,
but you never thought it was your end you would meet.
We saw the truck, but it was too late,
I shut my eyes to block out your fate.
I heard a thud, and then your scream,
and I prayed to God it was only a dream.
A few days later, you were put in the ground,
and I became quiet, never making a sound.
Sometimes I can't believe you're really gone,
you always swore you'd never leave me alone.
When I see all them other girls with their guys,
I feel the warm tears slide from my eyes.
If you were here, I know what I'd do,
I'd stay by your side and always be true.
I wish I could have you 'til the end of time,
but even though you're gone, you'll be forever mine. 
 
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chloethis is a very touching poem; you captured the moment perfectly in time.
jannieyour not the only one who lost eric many did Ali not to mention Matt. we can NEVER forget, thats hope that we will one day be reunited.
angiethis poem brang tears to my eyes the minute i read it. i lost a best pal that was named eric.
MikeWhat a beautiful poem, I never lost a friend as a child, but read your poem hoping to understand the implications of such a loss, how it would impact a child so young. Through the simple elegance of your young words, I feel I know have a better understanding. Thank you for sharing. -Mike
Katiethis poem touched me soo deeply. i started crying about half way through. i could not imagine going through what you did. especially at 11 years old. this poem is incredible. keep writting. kadie
Jenomg. that was the most moving poem I have ever read! I loved it! I am soo sorry too! I lost a friend too. She was 18 years old. I was going online to look at the carepage for her my parents told me I balled my eyes out! They were soo puffy and red! I will never ever forget her! She was my special angel from god! She was my best friend! I seriously dont know what to do with out her! May Carolynn rest in peace! R. I. P
EllenWow. That was really touching, it actually made me cry. Keep writing, you're a great poet.
alliOh my gosh! this is the best poem i have ever read! it definatly freaked me out my best friends name is eric, but i mean hes ok and hes not sick. but we got into a HUGE fight. now i see it was stupid. thank you. this totally touched me!
VictoriaAli. I'm very touched by your poem. Ironically your situation is very similar to mine, I lost my uncle to an automobile accident also. His name was Eric also. So when I started reading your poem, I felt a connection between your situation and mine. It was a really great poem, thank you for sharing it with the world.
Anne-MarieThis was the poem I chose for a dance assessment which demonstrated many emotions which I found very inspiring. Thankyou Ali
kasseyi kno how it feels to lose someone close to me
melaniei really loved your story i started to cry because you made me feel like i was there living it you made the story seem so real, and thats a good thing.
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[big mat]

There was a tall stupid dude in my class in high school and his mother died. His father didn't gave a fuck about him, he was too busy smokin hash somewhere in the world. And what was funny about it was that the dude always used that as an excuse every time he didn't made his homeworks or started shit in the classroom. So the teachers were asking him to bring his parents to school and each time he was yelling out loud MY PARENTS ARE DEAD!!!!! and every body started laughing so hard that shit was mad funny. I mean it wasn't like that the first time but after 15 it was just funny.

[westkoastanostra]

sorry to hear that man...

[everlast1986]

Sorry to hear that man i hate death. I don't know what the fuck i'm going to do when my dad passes. Don't really talk about it alot. I debate on wether i should either. Its fucked up how your mood or i should say personality changes completely when you know a loved one is getting worse and worse when they shouldn't be or if theyre too young.

[Smoke Break]

One of my best friends lost him mom to an overdose a couple years ago, I can't imagine how that would feel. It rocked him pretty good but he changed for the better in a lot of respects. At least you have some insight into what it's like, you can help him through it and watch for changes with him. As self-centered as it sounds I felt really awkward talking to my buddy right afterwards; I had no idea what I should say or if I should just kinda leave it alone cause he didn't seem to want to talk about it with anyone beyond that it happened. I did though, and we were probly even better friends after that.

["THE" MoSav]

Sorry to hear about your moms nigga.

my friends my mom dogg. remember them 2 disses that i wrote?  his mom.  i feel fuckin stupid for writing those now.   

My prayers are with you 
Keep youre head up Doggy 

[Sanford - V. President of the Dangerous Crew Movement]

damn how bad was this weekend...i just got in a car accident.   

[QuietTruth]

^ Damn nigga, what happened?