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Relative Humidity

She wasn't there when I arrived,

but I hugged her at St Paul's

where patron saints pay to see the crypt

and pidgeons relieve themselves for free

 

She wasn't there when I left

tho we did hold hands

and stroll along the Thames

even shared a laugh in some famous gallery

 

Then she was gone

 

Don't think she likes my verses much

She has her Phd now

afterall

but I remember warmly

red ribboned pigtails

and crumpet mix

dripping

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South African
Published
Sep 28, 2009
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