Analysis of My Best and Only Friend



I really thought I loved her I thought she was the one, We used to have the best times most of it was fun, but I watched a change in her that I didn't like one bit, I tried to ignore it at first but it made me feel like shit, you see I don't keep a big crowd around me I'm more an introvert, I've just never really been able to myself assert, I guess can say I let this happen could have done more although I feel a tried to win the battle and the war, now I'm alone on my own and left to drone on about my woes, I feel that that is just the real world and how the story goes, she brought him in and started sin that struck me in my heart so I left I told sorry but I must dart, for what she had done to me cause in the end I could not fend her ending up with my supposed best and only friend.


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Characters 794
Words 174
Sentences 2
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 1
Lines Amount 1
Letters per line (avg) 604
Words per line (avg) 174
Letters per stanza (avg) 604
Words per stanza (avg) 174
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Written on January 06, 2022

Submitted by kgerard77 on January 06, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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