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The boy who loved the moon

by FleshWarning

There once was a boy who loved the moon, He wasn't liked the rest. For him, the girls would swoon, Devotion proved a test. The girls would come and go, All with broken hearts. "I hate you, boy" he said, "I know", Bluntness was his art. Then she came and made him feel, He knew it'd be his doom. But when they kissed, it felt so real.. He considered becoming a groom. Then one day she decided to leave, The boy didn't know what to do, Without the girl he couldn't breathe. He thought she felt that way too.. Finally one night, he figured it out, But it wasn't something to boon. He was sure, without a doubt, She was the girl who loved the moon.
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