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Six

by @Daan

The first meeting of eyes made me see how cute a particular being can be. I glanced at her glancing, stared at her staring, kissed her cheek and saw every single peek. Soon I knew what was going on, it was impossible love in its prettiest form. Not forbidden by law, but frowned upon and disabled by social norm. There were other girls, but not quite as cute, like she was a snake and I played the flute, but she loved her basket, straight from the heart and I was just a new part of a different puzzle, for a different day. I wanted to love you, if only I may.
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Belgian
For You?
Written by
Daan
Belgian
Published
Jan 1, 2014
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I've grown up and stopped behaving like that, thankfully (2019 edit)

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