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He showed me love  In a world of hate  The first time we met  It felt kind of like fate  It was not a romance  It was so much more  When I met him  I did not feel so sad anymore  The first time we met  I was in sweatpants and a hoodie  That did not matter  He still called me a beauty  We talked all the time  But we never got bored  Every time we talked  I learned a little more  He has been through a lot  From fist fights to long nights But as tough as he is  He is still afraid of heights  He feels that everyone leaves  Eventually  He told me this in trust  And confidentiality  He has done some things  Of which I do not agree  But that did not matter  Because for the first time  I felt free  I did not feel the shackles of life  Pulling me down  I let my past be th...

                One interesting thing that happened this summer was the fact that so many people I loved died. Within a months span, two people near and dear to my heart died. I know this may sound morbid, but just listen.                 The first one to go was my Grandpa, Charles “Dick” Richard Trottier. His fatality was brought on by a mass in his stomach and a blockage in his bowels. On July 11, 2013, my Grandpa went to Golden Acres to see My Grandma Shirley. He brought her Taco Bell and visited with her, but later that night when he got home something was wrong. My Grandpa was having chronic diarrhea, and went to the hospital. The nurse said that it was just food poisoning, but it was so much more than that. The next morning, the nurse came out and announced that my Grandpa had a mass in his stomach and a blockage in his bowels...

The name Taylor was chosen at random It did not get much thought It sounded good So, it is what I got I came to like my name Though I never did before As I thought about it I started to like it more Taylor originated from Tailor A person who makes and alters clothes They are said to repair things That is when a thought arose Like a Tailor I fixed things, too There was nothing I could not fix There was nothing I could not do I fixed a million broken smiles I healed a million broken hearts I cleared crowded minds And entered positive thoughts I repaired and fixed things Like a tailor A name I came to know Became a part of me I came to like my name Though I never did before As I thought about it I started to like it more