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a farewell to a boy who was never really mine
every time a country song plays
 I apologize and change the station
 but most people don’t know it’s because
 of you.
 
 I was the new girl and you
 were the boy whose first name
 was also a last and I was intrigued.
 In eighth grade you were pimply
 (and you still are) but I thought
 you were beautiful (and I still do.)
 You were the first boy to call me pretty
 and the first one to like me back
 but as our hearts grew in love, our
 fourteen year old minds grew 
 estranged, farther and farther apart
 until today, now; we sit across the 
 room sharing faint smiles as I recall
 the time you told me that you liked to
 make me cry because it was funny or
 a few weeks ago when you told one of 
 my friends that we were never a thing.
 
 I recall everything, every song, every 
 exciting word whispered and I know that
 You don’t remember at all.

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