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A different kind of wine

Different kind of Wine. I lie awake, thinking if he is thinking of me. I began to read, yet all I saw, were words scrambled, into an image of him. I lie here thinking of him, sitting next to, I think about our stolen glances, blushed cheeks and nervous eyes. Although mere inches apart we say nothing but smile. With that silence I wish to never leave, with this silence I lie here, thinking if he is thinking of me.
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Copyright Sept 15, 2010 by Renee S. Loren

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