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*This woman is a chameleon, how her hues change! she is the conqueror- wearing the false hues of the conquered; a desire for perfect conquest, in disguise.                             She instinctively find what she wants to conquer, from among the smiles identifying the heart of her like, from its invisible presence, from  a distance.That one moment qualifies her as a magician of heart strings. Her studied indifference now is a tacit invitation to get near her, though concealed in many layers. She makes sure he doesn't miss the message, but for the uninitiated it goes invisible. Sly looks he send now and then, when she moves closer, his whisper: "Don't you hear what my heart says?" his half smile is being reciprocated, what was made to look like reluctance was in fact a challenge for him to go and get what he wanted, not as a gift, but as a hard earned asset. He thinks she was the best he has ever set his eyes on. They hit it off in a bit.*
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 12:04 PM UTC
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*This woman is a chameleon, how her hues change! she is the conqueror- wearing the false hues of the conquered; a desire for perfect conquest, in disguise.                             She instinctively find what she wants to conquer, from among the smiles identifying the heart of her like, from its invisible presence, from  a distance.That one moment qualifies her as a magician of heart strings. Her studied indifference now is a tacit invitation to get near her, though concealed in many layers. She makes sure he doesn't miss the message, but for the uninitiated it goes invisible. Sly looks he send now and then, when she moves closer, his whisper: "Don't you hear what my heart says?" his half smile is being reciprocated, what was made to look like reluctance was in fact a challenge for him to go and get what he wanted, not as a gift, but as a hard earned asset. He thinks she was the best he has ever set his eyes on. They hit it off in a bit.*
k-balachandran
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 12:04 PM UTC
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