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February 17, 2013
From the moment he laid eyes on her
he was entranced;
captivated by her stunning aura.
She, with wonderful copper coloured hair
bound attractively into a loose chignon;
a soft fringe framing her gentle face.
His heart raced.
She was the most elegant lady
he had ever seen,
and he, just a mere boy
of only thirteen.
He took sneaky peeks at her in assembly
as they all stood together in prayer.
She wore the most luscious
mauve coloured, mohair,
cowl necked sweater,
and deep purple pencil style skirt.
Shiny black patent stiletto shoes
completed her look.
He was so much in love
that it hurt.
She was the new geography teacher,
and spoke of Norwegian fiords
and Cornish tin mines
and rock formations
and the equator.
He needed a translator,
for it all went over his head, as
he sat transfixed by her beauty,
traumatised by her smile,
and lost in a universe of his own.
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