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Kindergarten Love


 

Loving you is like a 64 pack of crayon with a sharpener 
Or having the whole Barbie set 
Reminding you that these material thing still will never compare to you 
Loving you is like when you slide down the slide for first time 
And you were there to catch me 
Loving you was my favorite cartoon I never wanted to turn you off
Because you were my favorite thing to see 
You bring the kid out in me by just letting me hold your hand 
But most importantly you seee the adult in me enough to ask me for my hand
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