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I want to relive That moment why? An eighth grader I watched you A full-brown Chocolate rose On the stair sashay To a classroom On the row, While passing by. That moment Couldn’t forget I Till I die. I want to relive That moment why? In the dictionary of My childhood I added love Observing a girl child At her virginal beauty Leaping into womanhood What is more I understood Bewitching, swing From earth to sky A man’s feeling, And mood A metamorphosing Girl could. I want to relive That moment why? I dawned on me “From my love object Could I win A kiss?” Is what revolves A man’s axis. Also “How could I be On romance’s ball Before her eyes To stand tall?” I want to relive That moment why That day’s Fond memory In the cherished corner Of my heart I want to carry Along with my body The immortal feeling Men couldn’t bury. I want to relive That moment why I found it hard To study Unable to control The lower part Of my body.
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Apr 20, 2021
Apr 20, 2021 at 11:28 AM UTC
Fond memory
I want to relive That moment why? An eighth grader I watched you A full-brown Chocolate rose On the stair sashay To a classroom On the row, While passing by. That moment Couldn’t forget I Till I die. I want to relive That moment why? In the dictionary of My childhood I added love Observing a girl child At her virginal beauty Leaping into womanhood What is more I understood Bewitching, swing From earth to sky A man’s feeling, And mood A metamorphosing Girl could. I want to relive That moment why? I dawned on me “From my love object Could I win A kiss?” Is what revolves A man’s axis. Also “How could I be On romance’s ball Before her eyes To stand tall?” I want to relive That moment why That day’s Fond memory In the cherished corner Of my heart I want to carry Along with my body The immortal feeling Men couldn’t bury. I want to relive That moment why I found it hard To study Unable to control The lower part Of my body.
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Apr 20, 2021
Apr 20, 2021 at 11:28 AM UTC
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