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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I chanced upon a memory that seems like yesterday but it was really long ago and oh, so far away. It was a chilled November night and in my thirteenth year the stars were gathered in my eyes for the one I loved was there. We sat there talking quietly I, full of nervous doubt just trying to sound normal thinking that I might pass out. He was quite a few years older a friend that had been true I knew that he had won my heart and I hoped he felt it, too. My heart was beating way too loud through my words I stumbled and when he looked deep in my eyes oh, how my stomach tumbled! I thought that I would die right there he made my dreams come true he said the words I longed to hear he had felt the same way, too! He swept me quickly in his arms and claimed that first sweet kiss I never even had the chance to worry I would miss! There isn't much that I can say it flipped my head around and all the world was so devine as I floated off the ground. The time had come to say good night and he kissed me once more I said good night and turned around and crashed into a door! Inspired by John Hecks Egads, My First Kiss contest *I was trying to act all cool and collected, mature. I was so embarressed I wanted the ground to swallow me up! RG
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