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Micro Tales - Thought You'd Never Ask

Thought You'd Never Ask


Here's a flower for your hair,

and a pair of the shiniest ribbons I could find.


Let's put them on. 

Ah, you look just like the day I first met you -


Six years old and full of glee

I asked if you would marry me.


 It's been twenty years since,

And darling, I'd like to ask again.





Author's Notes:

Do you know someone who married their childhood crush?

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