Poetry

I Like You

A poem about the questions that follow us long after the bell rings — the ones that start in childhood classrooms and never quite leave.

Karolina-Maria Glab·September 6, 2026·1 min read

Childhood classrooms. Folded-up notes, pressed and passed from hand to hand. Open it up. I like you. Now... what do you do? Funny, how some questions follow you long after the bell rings. ♡

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Karolina-Maria Glab

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