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she ran her fingers through his hair

her touch so soft, her skin so fair

her loving grace chills the spine

her eyes gaze not into mine

though her beauty is plainly seen

her soul is dark, her ego green

her hair, blood red, fell in her face

her eyes, ice green, scanned for her place

she laughed a sound pleasant to hear

and tucked her bloodlocks behind her ear

she picked her bag up from the floor

and exited the classroom door

now an enemy, though once a friend

but her love for me has come to an end

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