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I am still looking in her eyes I keep talking to her She aviods eye contact She smiles all the same I am holding her hand She is asking I should let it go And she is not making an effort For me to do so I put myself in her arms Her folds are always warm They are too tight for anyone else If you ask, it is never enough
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AwaPR

We are four members in my family, me, mother, father and an elder brother. I study at Laureate International School - Zanzibar. I started my nursery education there in 2007. I started writing poems, short stories and novels when I was 8.

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