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I Met you on that cold
December Day. My hands felt like ice, So i could not grasp yours. Your smile was so friendly, it looked like a painting. The teeth so perfectly aligned and white. You tried to speak, but I could not hear. It was as if a speaker was against my ear. I wanted to speak, but my lips grew cold and froze together. I'm glad I found you, so i can talk to you now. My hands no longer icy. My ears are free. My lips have broken, from the frozen spell. I have you now, and I will never let you go.
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