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At the cafe (my version/your version)

AT THE CAFÉ WITH HIM

 

You and me at the café,

sitting next to each other,

close, but not close enough

for me, at least.

 

You talked, talked a lot,

but not enough

to pull my mind away

from your eyes.

 

I kept looking,

trying to read beneath them

something that looked like

desire.

 

While our coffee remained

cold and untouched…

 

 

AT THE CAFÉ WITH HER

 

You

and some secret part of me

at the café.

 

You have become

with a slow, steady force

a crucial variable in my equation.

 

Love, though,

remains the only constant.

 

Attraction, you call it.

 

Wrong

If I intend to forget you

 

Wrong

If I intend to steal a kiss from you

 

So there are no winners

in this conflict

of interests.

 

That is what my mind is occupied with

while I admire your small eyes

smiling at me

at the café.

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Published
May 15
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