Forever, Forever, Forever

Forever in my heart
Forever my hope
Forever my friend
Whatever you do
I will still love you

- Katie Forester

 This poem is short and sweet, unlike the book Thirteen Reasons Why. I like how simple this poem is, and how it reflects the loss, whether its a friend moving, or someone whose passed away, and it shows the effect you have on someones life.

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