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Cross legged and naked Eating ice cream from a spoon Each acutely aware that One had to leave soon Each body glanced the other As though to retain by sight Every particular little detail Of their very special night The last liquefying portion Was proffered to her lips Which she absorbed With a delicate little sip With the donning of his clothes Part of the spell was gone Not two naked bodies Now just only one He bent to kiss her fingers As she still sat on the floor And without a backward glance Was gone through her door She heard his car start Sadly shook her head And climbed up the stairs To her lonely empty bed Vote for this poem
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