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Hey, my first crush






Hey, my first crush
I’m eternally grateful that I’d met you
And for the little time I got to spent with you
I know it’s been months since we’ve part our ways
And I know you’ve got a guy now
Better, not weird at all, mature enough
But I want you to know that
There’d always be a piece of you inside me
And I wish you happiness,
Wherever you are
Whoever you are with
This doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten you
I miss you every day 
I wish they made the course a little longer
And of course the most difficult thing 
To do is to unlove
Is that even a word?
Don’t know, don’t care
I don’t understand why there never was someone
Before or after you
Maybe its ‘cause you were the reference 
And you were infinitely perfect
I know ours wasn’t a love story
Because we were never in love
So what were we, cherries?
Two people who helped each other
To get through one rough year?
I never understood that
Zindagi, he na?
And I know that there was nothing serious between us
But you sure did leave a scar on me
left me vulnerable 
But you know what they say
Time heals everything
Sometimes I wonder
Is my life so dull that I have to think about you
Every time I want to get sad
Or is that a good thing
I guess I’ll never know








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