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He was my first Love My first Heartbreak He was the first Boy who made me smile Yet Cry a thousand tears He was the first boy To keep me awake all night That left me Feeling hopeless but full of light He was the first Sunset at the dawn Glowing with colours so bright But he was also quite capable Of being the terrors of the night He was warm Chocolate brown eyes His smile set blaze to my heart But all while tearing it apart He was cold Stringing me along for fun Yet even so I loved him I never wanted to run He was a mixture Of bitter and sweet Just one taste Had my knees falling weak He was my oxygen The air that I breath Without him I was consumed by grief Though now As I walk these halls I know to him I mean nothing at all He was the first boy Who left meaning in my heart I'll always have a soft spot for him Eternalized within memory as the boy who was once my sweeheart
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 10:32 PM UTC
First boy
He was my first Love My first Heartbreak He was the first Boy who made me smile Yet Cry a thousand tears He was the first boy To keep me awake all night That left me Feeling hopeless but full of light He was the first Sunset at the dawn Glowing with colours so bright But he was also quite capable Of being the terrors of the night He was warm Chocolate brown eyes His smile set blaze to my heart But all while tearing it apart He was cold Stringing me along for fun Yet even so I loved him I never wanted to run He was a mixture Of bitter and sweet Just one taste Had my knees falling weak He was my oxygen The air that I breath Without him I was consumed by grief Though now As I walk these halls I know to him I mean nothing at all He was the first boy Who left meaning in my heart I'll always have a soft spot for him Eternalized within memory as the boy who was once my sweeheart
All of the memories Flowing back
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23/F/Shadows of the Opera
Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 10:32 PM UTC
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