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Because I love you

I put my phone down,

gaze into your excited eyes.

Forget about the dreary world.

 

For a while.

 

Because I love you,

I hang on every word you say,

I hear every

yip

       squeal

                 laugh.

Oh, that laugh.

The laugh you hate,

the choir of angels.

 

Because I love you,

I see the world in blurs

because you are my

focus.

 

Because I love you,

I love that you make mistakes,

you fold your shirts all weird.

 

When you concentrate,

I chuckle

because you bite the inside of your cheek.

 

I love it because

 

I

love

you.

 

Because you love me,

you notice how I tense up

when others hug me.

 

Because you love me,

you kindly remind me to clean my desk,

wash my face,

do my homework.

 

I love you,

and you love me,

because love is best shared.

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