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Mar 2015
I looked at you and you made my eyes enlarge. I analyzed you to see your style, you had on fresh toms with perfectly cuffed jeans with your signature orange jacket and your green book bag.

The contrast was perfect, the clash of your bright colors didn't make me stop trying to catch a glimpse of your face though. The first time I only saw it passing by, and it was beautiful. I was waiting for you to look up, so I could see the hue of your eyes. I saw your nose which seemed to be at a perfect acute angle. Your silver ball earrings, you round cuticles, your luscious flowing golden-brown locks.

I noticed you picked up a Luna bar, and many other types of granola. You must be healthy or aware of what you eat.

You're like the moon because you're slowing driving me crazy, your dim shine is there but it never goes unnoticed, I could chase you for hours and still never catch you, I wish I could howl a love song to you, I wish I could have one conversation and just learn your name.

I wish my heart would stop beating as I think of you and I wish I belonged to you.
"Now you've listened to my story. Here's the point that I have made, Chicks were born to give you fever be it Fahrenheit or Centigrade. They give you fever when you kiss them. Fever if you live and learn. Fever! till you sizzle; What a lovely way to burn
What a lovely way to burn"
- Peggy Lee
Kalon R
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Kalon R  Ohio
(Ohio)   
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   Sumina Thapaliya
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