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Created on: December 18, 2010
That winter night
so long ago,
If I had only known…
If I had just trusted my gut,
That initial instinct
That first thought.
I would have been right.
It was not just a dinner
But, a date.
Now, looking back
How naive and blind
I was
To miss what was growing
Between the lines
Of that first hello
And
Yesterdays good night.
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