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The first time I saw you it was night. Orientation, I guess, to be exact. You had a grey shirt on and a backwards hat. It was your eyes though, that struck me. We've kissed three times since then Each time more painful than the last And I don't know what to do anymore but write. So here I am. Writing about You. You are the reason I write. Love, lust, anger, hate.
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