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Shower and come here.
Laugh into my neck.
Find clothes, joke, dress.
Want to join me?
Lock the door. Yes.
Fall breeze bright.
Study with morning sight.
Smile and kiss at the light.
Sky blue and bland, hold my hand.
Yogurt with fresh fruit in season.
I don’t need a reason.
Croissant.
Your favorite outside restaurant.
Find us a booth.
Almond and chocolate,
our sweet tooth.
Waffles. With butter and jam.
Slide them over, thank you ma’am.
We danced and laughed ‘til the final bell.
Now hungry as hell.
Crepes. Your arm drapes
over my seat.
The tie of last night
still tight.
I could eat a house.
Sunny side eggs. Help me out.
We gobble the runny yolks.
You tell great jokes.
I pose and spout.
Sausage and biscuits.
No harm here, just
the joy of waking used,
and a little bruised.
I’ll have a taste.
We’ll share. No waste.
Silver Dollar Pancakes.
Our hunger slakes.
Who cares what’s fake?
Golden light, the morning passes.
Rosy in our sunglasses.
Hot oatmeal. My go to each week.
Coffee black’s all you drink.
I won’t file the facts away.
I’ve only known you a day.
Grape jam and toast.
Take a pic, post.
Hello! Friends pass and meet,
swap stories, share, repeat.
Take a break, go for a walk.
Let’s share lunch, invite a few more.
Home fries basket. Afternoon hours passing.
Skaters skate, strollers and bikes,
unwrap some story, loves, dislikes.
Plans for next time.
But I know this story.
We’re one line.
Milk, dairy or non-dairy. No spills, no tears.
I spy last night’s fairy, shift my gears.
Local roasted Decaf.
Some taste, no bash.
I’ll never understand.
It’s also time to land.
Local roasted coffee.
Dark and smart.
We move apart.
To go, bittersweet.
Gotta fly, on our feet.
Tea basket. Don’t ask if
I want to meet again.
I pay, I insist.
Out the door we kiss.
Diverge, move away,
I enjoyed the play.
Turn the key, through my door,
only water, don’t want more.
Shower, chat, wash my hair,
a book in bed with chocolate squares,
Dark caramel bites.
Brush my teeth.
Wrapped in fresh sheets,
I kiss my cat goodnight.
