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Jan 2013
it's not the way you'd kiss me oh-so nervously for the first time, or
how your hand would secretly find mine, during a lazy day movie;
it wouldn't be the way you'd say my name with a lisp on the "S",
or hearing that laugh of yours or looking at your strikingly-blue eyes
that I'm falling in love with

but it's the thought of someone coming along
and giving me the time of day, and tensing my nerves
or my heart flutterΒ Β 
or my head spin
the idea that I would feel something again
is what I'm falling for the most.
Madison Elizabeth
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Madison Elizabeth  27/Maine
(27/Maine)   
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