the special one
You were the stranger in the cafeteria of the sports complex, one who laughed freely and easily; the stranger in the classroom who spoke of minor intimacies and common grounds with me. The smile that lights up the room. Intolerant when you should tolerate, too stubborn when you should let go. The way you used to use my hand to wipe your nose or scratch your hair. Your serious expression when eating. The way you see no fault in anyone except yourself. The way you trust in me - not always whole hearted, but always just enough.
You showed me how you care through a bottle of calcium pills from Guardian's. Say goodbye to Osteporosis.
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