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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I walked into class on the first day of school, yet to see your smiling face stand out like a jewel. You asked me what my name was; continued to talk, and as the week progressed I knew my longing for you would lock. I have never liked someone so much as i do you, the happiness you bring to me is greater than a hue. I look forward to going to school each and everyday, hoping that we can put our conversations on replay. You got out of your way, to talk to me in class, but I don't want our friendship to run out of gas. I guess no one sees the great person that I am, Possibly I am looked at like that sorrowful lamb. Your bright blue eyes shine greater than sky, and when I am in your presence I get kind of shy. You ask me a question and stare right into my eyes, but are you just one of those boys, or are you my lucky prize? I continue to have hope, that one day you will see, the greatness that is hidden inside of me. You are smart, funny, kind-hearted at its best, but I'm scared that the road to your heart is going to be more than a quest, You are hard to read, mysterious to follow, but you are not like everyone else, not even shallow. I wrote this poem, to maybe give me some hope, that someday you will realize that together we can climb that slope.
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