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It was a long time ago when I met you.
 I didn’t know it yet, but I would miss you. 
Time passed without a thought, a Dream of how I’d seen you. 
 Out of the blue you appeared, without a warning you said “I’m here” 
 How to forget the years in which you were not there. 
The struggles,the tears and the “I hate you.”
 For a young girl without a dad. 
It’s hard. 
 So many years have come and gone. 
 I’m 22 and here we stand, with the words “I love you” and “he’s your dad.”
 So conflicting is how I feel, with a storm brewing in my hair. 
 So confused with what to say, you want an answer? but I can’t stay. 
I want to hide and just forget. I guess it’s easier that way. 
 I don’t want to contemplate. This idea, of a “dad” for so long I’ve forgotten. How it feels to have a “dad” 
I’ve given up on this notion, we can be friends at least acquaintances. 
 So don’t ask for more. not now. I don’t know what to do with this turbulence.
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Jul 18, 2017
Jul 18, 2017 at 7:28 PM UTC
New Acquaintance
It was a long time ago when I met you.
 I didn’t know it yet, but I would miss you. 
Time passed without a thought, a Dream of how I’d seen you. 
 Out of the blue you appeared, without a warning you said “I’m here” 
 How to forget the years in which you were not there. 
The struggles,the tears and the “I hate you.”
 For a young girl without a dad. 
It’s hard. 
 So many years have come and gone. 
 I’m 22 and here we stand, with the words “I love you” and “he’s your dad.”
 So conflicting is how I feel, with a storm brewing in my hair. 
 So confused with what to say, you want an answer? but I can’t stay. 
I want to hide and just forget. I guess it’s easier that way. 
 I don’t want to contemplate. This idea, of a “dad” for so long I’ve forgotten. How it feels to have a “dad” 
I’ve given up on this notion, we can be friends at least acquaintances. 
 So don’t ask for more. not now. I don’t know what to do with this turbulence.
Mikkobee
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22/F/Chicago
Jul 18, 2017
Jul 18, 2017 at 7:28 PM UTC
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