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Dereke


I love our small talk And the way you do your hair I love you Because of the dimples that appear on your face And your intelligence that matches my own I love the way you kiss my cheek And wrap your arms around me Holding me in place and keeping me from falling I love your tender moments with me And the way you promise me things with 'pinkie promises' (I know, I know - it's elementary school but you do it for me anyways) I love you For your acceptance For taking in my weirdness and adoring me Loving me The way that I couldn't love myself I love that I found my soulmate My forever friend My Dimples I love you, Dereke - I really do...
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