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You

By: Isabel Lima

 

Up or down,

Smile or frown, 

You'll always be there. 

 

Through thick and thin,

From where our lives begin

You're always here. 

 

You build me up, never to break me down.

We always end up being clowns.

You might look smug,

but you never forget my hug.

 

I might be here and you are there,

but where we are, love's in the air.

Missing you can make it hard to breath,

but I know you'll never leave.

 

You're my one and only.

We're together and it's so homey.

I love you and you love me,

We are our own little family.

 

 

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