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knight to C3 - (lepperochan & Jestalessa)
she smiles as morning breeze kisses her face
fresh cut grass and tulips lend their fragrance
to the brisk walk through Tavistock Square
where Woolf peers through silver birch
and sounds of chirping are the season's compliments
odd litter clings to the curb whilst loiterers'
coffee and baking remind her that breakfast
had been foregone for a change of shoes
and the donning of a silver charm - eye-catching, she hopes
elusive number 30 in sight, brisk walk turns to jog
her familiar stranger is getting on when she arrives
clutching his back pack, as usual, and she knows
if he would just say 'hello', she would do the rest
as she has been over it in her head a hundred times
daydreaming both befores and afters of dinners and films
nudging through patrons, she catches a glimpse
of his striking dark hair and sits across the aisle
draws a flirty side-grin, ha, he noticed the charm
two minutes well invested she commends herself
his shining forehead says he's more nervous than I am
he looks at her again, nods, then stands, and she doesn't notice
the sleight of hand or understand the foreign tongue
that almost spits its choleric declaration, but for a brief eternity
horror grips her by the very heart she would have given
as she is sacrificed in the crushing spoils of his delusion
and chaos reigns in Woburn Place as the hidden players in pale blue
organize stories and tidying up for someone's chilling work of art
fresh cut grass and tulips lend their fragrance
to the brisk walk through Tavistock Square
where Woolf peers through silver birch
and sounds of chirping are the season's compliments
odd litter clings to the curb whilst loiterers'
coffee and baking remind her that breakfast
had been foregone for a change of shoes
and the donning of a silver charm - eye-catching, she hopes
elusive number 30 in sight, brisk walk turns to jog
her familiar stranger is getting on when she arrives
clutching his back pack, as usual, and she knows
if he would just say 'hello', she would do the rest
as she has been over it in her head a hundred times
daydreaming both befores and afters of dinners and films
nudging through patrons, she catches a glimpse
of his striking dark hair and sits across the aisle
draws a flirty side-grin, ha, he noticed the charm
two minutes well invested she commends herself
his shining forehead says he's more nervous than I am
he looks at her again, nods, then stands, and she doesn't notice
the sleight of hand or understand the foreign tongue
that almost spits its choleric declaration, but for a brief eternity
horror grips her by the very heart she would have given
as she is sacrificed in the crushing spoils of his delusion
and chaos reigns in Woburn Place as the hidden players in pale blue
organize stories and tidying up for someone's chilling work of art
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