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Affair

‘I have to go.’

She whispers and sighs into his ear.

Uncovers herself from the sheets

And slips from the bed.

 

*The clock reads three o’clock

The moon illuminates the bedroom

 

‘Why, baby?’*

He groans as he sits up

Trying to calm his harsh breathing

Wipes the sweat from his face.

 

*Shadows dance upon the white walls

Her silhouette moves towards the door

 

‘I have to return home to him.’*

She replies, her gaze falls to the floor

Reaching for the doorknob,

Filled with so much guilt.

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Written by
shanna-howse
Canadian
Published
Aug 28, 2010
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© August 28, 2010. Shanna Howse.

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