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breakfast.

you make me smile like maple syrup does kindergardeners on a saturday morning and i don't mind if my fingers get sticky lets mold cake batter into whatever shape the clouds make and lets watch them both change in the wind and under our forks we've been drinking too much coffee and letting worries get the best of us relax a little and lets drink orange juice like children and fill our bodies with nutrients not caffeine you know, energy is energy and i'm pretty sure you're the best thing for me lets make music with empty pots and wooden spoons and at the same time, we'll let the toast burn because music is music and bread has always been but i never liked the taste of chance until you came along singing, "look at the crumbs that crumble in the the folds of my clothes and how they fall so gracefully" let's fall together grace or no graces we could be a bowl of cereal turned over and you know i never minded just how much mess there was to mop up later on this is breakfast this is the first day and i only care that i am sitting next to you.
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