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Henry

I have a crush on this boy in my class you see, He has blue eyes, brown hair that’s messy and straight. He’s cute, he’s tall and handsome, his name’s Henry, I look, he smiles at me! His teeth are great. I turn my exercise book to the back page, And scribble ‘Grace loves Henry’ with stars and hearts. I hope to myself we grow together with age, So I can wear a white dress and say, ‘Till death do us part’. I’m supposed to be doing maths, figuring out fifty plus seven, But I can’t concentrate looking at that beautiful face. All my brain can think is he’s better than heaven, Better than a big pure angel falling with grace. He’s my first love, my friend, my match, my crush, Teacher said, ‘Darling, you’re young! There’s no rush’.
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jessica-ainley
Welsh
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Apr 18, 2012
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