Out of a Crowd
She walked in the coffee shop.
she looked so good she made me look like a slop.
She's trying to be unnoticed; but why?
perhaps she's just a little shy?
hair black and full; my god she's more intimidating than a bull.
eyes bigger than a full moon and lips plump as a pillow.
her body is curvy yet petite; what a divine physique.
her smile so bright it can light up the entire room.
so genuine as if she is looking a her future groom.
we make eye contact; only for a second though.
she gives a nervous smile and walks out in a rush.
little does she know I can spot her blush.
she gets in her fiat looking oh so fine.
and the only thing I'm thinking is I will make her mine.
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