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What Do You Know?
There’s something magic in the way you walk,
 Coincidentally, I hear every word when you talk,
 There’s things you think I probably don’t know,
 But I notice everything when I watch you go,
 I could tell you that I love the spark in your laugh,
 Or the way you worst subject is, “definitely math,”
 I could tell you I know the color in your eyes,
 And that you look away when you’re telling a lie,
 I memorized your birthday since the day I knew,
 I listened when you said your favorite color was blue,
 I could tell you that you use your left hand when you write,
 Or how you can’t stay up through all hours of the night,
 I know your favorite sport involves a big orange ball,
 I love how you laugh and shake it off when you fall,
 I could explain how you got that scar on your arm,
 And how mean words don’t cause you any harm,
 I could tell you that you know nothing about me, 
 If you did, noticing me would be more easy

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