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It Was You
I started to learn
 How to smile, how to laugh
 How happiness felt.
 I started to learn
 how to love,
 As I fell in love
 With you
 
 And I started to be
 More than I thought
 I ever could be.
 
 Every tender embrace
 And each promise of forever
 Were all I needed
 To face this cruel society
 each wet and misty day.
 
 A Friday of Hell
 Four tests, five classes
 And a huge presentation.
 I never hit snooze though,
 on that dreary excuse for a day.
 
 Because once I conquered that bottomless pit of doomed endeavors,
 I could finally see
 you.
 I could finally feel
 safe.
 I could finally hold
 the only one that mattered.
 
 And it was you
 who taught me how to see
 beauty and love and hope.
 It was you who 
 Made me complete.
 
 It was you who
 told me you loved me,
 and made me believe.
 You were the only one
 to make my hesitant heart
 release doubt and fear
 to an unknown horizon
 of potential perfection.
 
 And you were the only one
 who brought me to my haven
 of safety and peace.
 
 You were the only one who
 convinced my damaged heart
 that it would all be alright.
 
 You were the only one who
 loved me for me.
 And I love you for taking me 
 in all my weakness and imperfections,
 In my raw, unfinished form.
 It was you finished me.
 It was you who transformed me.
 It was you
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