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You know,

Going homework often reminds me of you.

You used to help me all the time,

Remember?

I would spread all of my school books out of the kitchen table

and ask you for help.

You'd laugh when I'd just ask you to do it for me.

Don't you remember?

You used to give it your all,

just to help me understand.

It really wasn't all that hard in the end.

I really appreciate all of the help.

Do you even remember it at all?

But I wouldn't blame you if you didn't,

for it turned out to be quite a ball.

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