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by Reese Maadox

Puzzle
If you stay you, and I stay me
Not hoping for change eventually
If we are honest and speak our mind
More perfect than this, I can't hope to find

So who'll turn first? Or will we at all?
Will there ever be a final straw?
Occasional quarrels are inevitable
Especially when both are so strong willed

You're a puzzle that I slowly piece together
Each passing day, I'm inching closer
I never really want to figure you out
That would be boring without a doubt

I really hope you'll never change
Optimistic perhaps but so much to gain
So here's the deal and we'll stick to it
Keep the puzzle the same just add more bits

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