You Stole My Heart (And My Hoodie)
A Cozy Crime of Love and Stolen Threads

I had a hoodie, soft and new,
It kept me warm, it smelled like "dude."
But then you came with eyes so sly,
And now it’s yours—I don’t know why.
_ _ _
You swore you’d "borrow," just for the night,
But now it's gone, a tragic sight.
I check my closet, search in vain,
Only to see you wearing it again.
_ _ _
The sleeves are long, they drown your hands,
Yet somehow fit your hoodie plans.
You call it "ours," but let’s be real,
It’s grand theft hoodie—seized with zeal.
_ _ _
But truth be told, I can’t be mad,
You look too cute, it makes me glad.
So keep my hoodie, take my heart,
Just know this deal is two-part:
_ _ _
If love is warm and snug like fleece,
Then give me back my favorite piece!
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