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I didn't know what day it was -
Only a vague month and a zodiac sign - So you forgave me not having a present And laughed with me over my foolishness And nervousness in not asking before. At least I remembered, from time long ago, The month and the zodiac sign - A memory stemming from the news That you read your horoscope everyday Religiously, living by it. That's when I started reading horoscopes. And I learned I was a Libra and hence indecisive And that you were an Aires and hence Across from me on the zodiac and perfect for me. But I didn't need some stars to tell me that. That night we went out for ice cream And I wished to God I had a candle you could blow out - Some way to prove that your birthday did matter, The way you mattered, The way you were the only thing that mattered.
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