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He always sits alone at lunch, The Roundheaded Kid. (That's what they call him.) He never talks to me, But I wouldn't mind if he tried sometime. I think I like him, But I'd never tell him so. Yesterday he looked at me, Sitting by myself on this bench, Eating peanut butter and feeling lonely Especially when it stuck to the roof of my mouth . . . I thought I saw something Sparkle in his eyes. (The Roundheaded Kid has nice eyes.) But he saw me looking back, And put his lunch bag over his head.
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 12:31 AM UTC
Diary Of A Little Redheaded Girl
He always sits alone at lunch, The Roundheaded Kid. (That's what they call him.) He never talks to me, But I wouldn't mind if he tried sometime. I think I like him, But I'd never tell him so. Yesterday he looked at me, Sitting by myself on this bench, Eating peanut butter and feeling lonely Especially when it stuck to the roof of my mouth . . . I thought I saw something Sparkle in his eyes. (The Roundheaded Kid has nice eyes.) But he saw me looking back, And put his lunch bag over his head.
Dedicated to Charlie Brown
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 12:31 AM UTC
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