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Seven Minutes
You have seven minutes left.
That’s all you have.
So much can happen
In only seven minutes.
In seven minutes,
You can find a best friend.
In seven minutes,
You can plan your future.
In seven minutes,
You can manage to save that friendship.
In seven minutes,
You can remember all the laughs and memories.
In seven minutes,
You can destroy a friendship.
In seven minutes,
You can tell them, not to ever speak to you again.
In seven minutes,
They can try to escape a burning house.
In seven minutes,
All those memories can flash before you, because of one phone call.
In seven minutes,
You can call everyone you know, waiting to learn something, anything.
In seven minutes,
You can regret, almost everything.
In seven minutes,
You can cry.
In seven minutes,
You can think of a way to fix it.
In seven minutes,
You can’t take back what you did,
What you said.
In seven minutes,
It won’t be the same.
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This article has 6 comments.
this is a really good poem :)
i loved he idea you're trying to get out
in seven minutes everything can change
i really liked it
keep it up :)
xoxo
Sashax3