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Jul 2011
I wasn't thinking of much
Just zeroing on anything but the foreign whistling in my ear.
I had scouted for a potentially enticing attraction
That, while available, was both empty and deceitful

I remember now the lesson: Past Conjugates.
So I conjured my accent and answered correctly.
The door opens, and at first I paid no mind
But then I was stirred from my consuming thoughts.

I was chosen as a partner.
I did not know why, but
Then my gaze shifted outward
And I came eye to eye with you

I stood aghast at the warm greeting
Enveloping what had been a miserable day.
You sat down next to me
And there we talked.

Flirts I had only dreamed of leapt out of my mouth
And into your elegant ears
The only thing more surprising than my bold approach
Was the satisfaction in your relieving reciprocation
Written by
Bill Schaller
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