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Small Talk

I was silently within myself, when bzz bzz bzz You rang. Exuberant, I answered. First it was small talk, insignificant, fit for the simpleminded in my Art History class. Metamorphosis occured, unexpectedly. And Here we were. You, crying, and I, deeply sighing, Passed an hour in that glorious manner Until you knew the tides had turned and the spark had gone. Our bond, though, Will never weaken, never falter we are forever united, Held together with the most permanent ties short of True Love: those of True Friendship, that most lovely creation. Christlike in our treatment of each other, we share: consolation empathy affection tenderness joy And, occasionally, Small Talk.
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cailey-duluoz
American
Published
Sep 24, 2010
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