- As if you haven't reached for tissues enough, this poem is about how a dead girl and her sister were far away and had trouble communicating, until the sister realized the dead girl could hear the music of her clarinet.
- Lennie very triumphantly tells Rachel that, come autumn, she's going to challenge her to first chair. Oh, and she's going back to Marguerite and will try out for All-States, too. Lennie's feeling good.
- But later, she feels terrible because she has a future and Bailey doesn't.
- Lennie realizes she's going to be like this for the rest of her life—she will never stop grieving Bailey because she will never stop loving her.
- Lennie goes to the forest bedroom, writes a love poem to Joe, and leaves it there.