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Goodbye Edd

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1988-2012

Strong and optimistic
'Til the very last breath
You were our hero
We mourn your young death

Nobody saw it coming
As fast as a bullet
The shock drove through my heart
Just tore a hole right through it

Inspired so many
Put smiles on our faces
Now comes back to haunt us
As we seek comforting embraces

Smiles to tears
Dust to dust
All of our fears
We dared not to trust

But you're gone now
There is no denying
All are in anguish
All are crying

Goodbye to the young soul laughing at death

Goodbye to the cancer that put him to rest

Goodbye gentle fellow

And your lighthearted jests

We will all miss you

We will never forget.
Perfect for the poetry unit....
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EDIT: It seems I'm suffering from loss anxiety because of Edd's passing. That kind of thing only happens with close friends and family members.
We had some short chats on my old account before he...bit the dust. I never got to live out my dream of seeing him in person.
This kind man was my role model; someone I looked up to. He blew away the clouds of my bad days. His success let me know that I can.
The Eddsworld series was lovable, but not quite so lovable as the mind behind it.
I could not sleep the night after hearing the news of his passing, and I couldn't stop crying all day at school. I felt nothing when Michael Jackson died, but this is ripping me apart.
I've never been so sad in my life.
Why did I procrastinate on my get-well art?
Now I'll have to live with the guilt.

I feel like there was something I could have done to prevent this tragedy.
...At least Tom and Matt are still around. I can't possibly begin to imagine their turmoil...

[link] <---fond memories of him
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Dam it I look for the 6 teen starting song not bringing up sad memories