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Response To Hey Brandi's Poem
Hey Brandi, your interpation of this poem is amazing. I had a completely different understanding of the poem. After reading your response It opened my eyes to understand the poem better and get a different meaning of the poem. I agree with you its more than just another love poem, its more about loving yourself and just really appreciating

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