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Back then is very different from now...


Back then your hair was smooth and long, Now it's short and a little undone, Loving you hasn't been a problem, Since we both originated from Harlem. My dreams are nothing like these acnes, Which I think are distrubing and disgusting. I dream of utopia when we have some kind of adjancency, Why can't we both dream the same things we did as little kids. You all grown and still beautiful, I don't care if you don't shave your facial hair; I think it's wonderful. You seem more like a man now We don't hide the true intentions.. We just shout. You and me together make a whole heart But when we're separate, we each carry a heart necklace with a semi part... By-Edianna Reyes
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Im Dominican American born in Harlem.... I'm an adolescent....female

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