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My love, remember when we first met so long ago in your favourite bookstore. Can you still see me, with my messy black hair and way too big glasses shaking, carrying way too many and way too heavy science books on my clumsy arms? I still can see you, with your beautiful brown hair tied up in a ponytail running your fingers along the spines of books filled with adventure, looking, for a world to enter next. Oh and do you still remember, the furious voice of the old storekeeper lady as she flung up her arms and ran to her precious books that I had dropped? I still remember, how you softly shook your head, chuckling "You're so clumsy..." while you helped me to pick up all those books. My love, but most important of all, do you still remember the moment, when our eyes met? How you how I how we, finally knew wich world to enter next?
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 10:54 PM UTC
Bookstore Love
My love, remember when we first met so long ago in your favourite bookstore. Can you still see me, with my messy black hair and way too big glasses shaking, carrying way too many and way too heavy science books on my clumsy arms? I still can see you, with your beautiful brown hair tied up in a ponytail running your fingers along the spines of books filled with adventure, looking, for a world to enter next. Oh and do you still remember, the furious voice of the old storekeeper lady as she flung up her arms and ran to her precious books that I had dropped? I still remember, how you softly shook your head, chuckling "You're so clumsy..." while you helped me to pick up all those books. My love, but most important of all, do you still remember the moment, when our eyes met? How you how I how we, finally knew wich world to enter next?
Writing prompt: "Write a poem that explores a relationship that takes place in a bookstore." - taken from the book: "The Daily Poet" My first story poem :)
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 10:54 PM UTC
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