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April 23, 2015
Two years have gone by
since you touched me
That Way.
You remember, I know;
Each fleeting glance
you take back to the shelf
Is worth a thousand words
I remember, also,
Your calloused hands smoothing
each of my wrinkled pages
Looks don’t matter, you said.
I saw sunlight once
in your eyes
It was my beginning
Something new,
I swear I wasn’t trying
to Lead you on
A book sale
What a way to say goodbye
I thought our memories
were worth more
than $2.99
© Allan L., Plano, TX
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