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A Year In The Making

How my year and two months started and is still going with my guy.

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Whispers from behind,

People always jealous,

Always watching us,

Even when we weren’t.


We weren’t even dating yet,

We had been hanging out more,

Getting closer and closer,

Then I kissed you,

Right after the big game.


We had made it official,

October 16, 2015--

To prove to them all,

I did it again,in front of them all.

When we won,

At our next competition.


We went on our first date,

They all still judged,

Didn’t think a movie was good enough,

For someone who has to wear,

Wear sunglasses to see it.


We spent all our time together,

Almost every waking hour.

When August came around,

We said goodbye,

Cause we chose different schools,

For many different reasons.


We now facetime every night,

Text throughout the day,

Miss each other more and more,

And now it’s December 16,2016--

Both on two different end of the state.


We are at our year in the making,

Has come further,

Than anyone ever expected.
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