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I was looking down at my fingers when you walked up to me,

Holding your hand up as you tilted your head.

"High-five?" You asked.

I had never seen you before.

How had I never seen someone as beautiful as you before?

I scrunched my eyebrows but obliged, untangling my fingers so our palms could meet,

A brief moment of contact that, somehow, instantly made my day.

You grinned at me, and I asked for your name.

"I don't know." You replied.

I laughed, and you waved a goodbye before walking away.

I knew that I might never see you again, but I allowed myself to watch you leave,

A moment that was practically nothing,

A moment that meant everything to me,

before I looked down with a smile on my face.  

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