Taylor Fontaine

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When I was 11 I had issues with depression and felt tranquility in writing even if it made no sense at all. A year later I was diagnosed with clinical depression, and even now on medication, I still write through rough times and it continues to soothe me. My age should not matter because it's the words I write that matter. I really hope to become a journalist when I am older and hope to have that career my entire life. I love to write. I always am. I am glad I found out about this site and to get a more vast opinion from other writers on my entries.)

The Best Poem Of Taylor Fontaine

You Don'T Know How Much I Miss You

Let me start off with this.
I miss you.
If I could have one wish,
it would be to have you back in my life.
In all that I've been through,
I know if someone's there for me,
it's you.
I feel your pres-sense,
no matter where I am.
Always there to give me a hand.


Although I may not have made some of the right choices,
in my head,
I hear voices,
of the many I know which is yours,
and you tell me 'Not to worry mon cheri,
for there are many doors
left to open in your life.'

I will never forget:
Those awesome hugs and baisers,
That one floral patterned peignoir,
The delicious cookies,
Your favorite chaise,
Your amazing personality,
Who you were,
And who you still are to me.


Dedicated to my Meme Aube. May she R.I.P.
Tu me manques Meme.
Plus que vous ne pourriez jamais imaginer.

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