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Love of a Different Kind


It keeps her heart sweet, her mind pure, But they still are unable to find a cure. While others wont keep her feelings in mind, She gives them love of a different kind. She sings, dances, laughs, runs, Has a light that shines greater than any sun. She is sixteen, but acts under nine, And she gives love of a different kind. While other bully her, taunt and tease, Her mind locks it out, they can't get the keys. I love her more than anyone could find, Because she has love of a different kind. Austism is real, it isn't a joke, It makes my sister love every type of folk She might never understand how or why, But she gives love of a different kind. Love that is pure, love that is just, A love where she puts all of her trust. She knows no better, she knows not why She just gives love of a different kind.
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This is beautiful, really really beautiful. Eloquent and emotional in all the right ways.

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