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Just One Look


She wasn’t a beauty

though pretty enough

Her gait charismatic

 with looks to rebuff 

 

He wanted to stop her

he waited and watched

For light in the tunnel

one chance not to botch

 

At last she took notice

his heart beating fast

Their eyes locked together

a fleeting repast

 

Time was suspended

new love in the air

As she boarded her plane

—leaving only a stare

 

(The New Room: November, 2023) 

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