He had many colored hoodies,
But he only wore the
White, stained oneHe kept the colorful ones in the closet
And never tried them onHis mother, his cousins
His siblings, his friends
Tried to ask him to wear
The other hoodiesWhenever they did, he'd always reply:
"I like this hoodie better," as he tugs on it tighter
He had many colored hoodies
But the only one that gave him comfort
Was the white, stained one-at least for now, //k.u.
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