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And I sat on his front porch, watched the sun and the stars appear and disappear. I kept tapping on his window, I kept knocking on his door. I peaked through the glass and saw his hair grew longer but he still takes his coffee black, he still leaves the big light on when he sleeps. He still puts on his left sock first and still plays the same Cigarettes After *** vinyl when he writes. He still hangs his ***** clothes on that three-legged chair, still hates the smell of wine and still smiles sideways. Mother says my best quality is patience and so I sat on his front porch, watched the sun and the stars appear and disappear. I kept tapping on his window, I kept knocking on his door. I kept asking for my heart back but of course he still plays his music too loud.
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 12:01 AM UTC
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And I sat on his front porch, watched the sun and the stars appear and disappear. I kept tapping on his window, I kept knocking on his door. I peaked through the glass and saw his hair grew longer but he still takes his coffee black, he still leaves the big light on when he sleeps. He still puts on his left sock first and still plays the same Cigarettes After *** vinyl when he writes. He still hangs his ***** clothes on that three-legged chair, still hates the smell of wine and still smiles sideways. Mother says my best quality is patience and so I sat on his front porch, watched the sun and the stars appear and disappear. I kept tapping on his window, I kept knocking on his door. I kept asking for my heart back but of course he still plays his music too loud.
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nyssa
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 12:01 AM UTC
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