“Passion And Ambition Seek The Same”

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romance 4 min read 375 views Mar 13, 2016

An Coyote's Ode For A Beautiful Road Runner

She's such a Looney Tune A Merrie Melody                                                                           The way I dream. I've thought of everything to catch her attention.                                                                            I've tried in so many ways The most elaborate of schemes.                                                                            But still, She runs as fast as she can                                                                            I can never catch up. Sometimes I laugh at my self                                                                My feeble attempts watching her passby But Before she runs full sprint she stops Just so I can see the twinkle in her eye.                                         I've thought of that same gleam on the darkest of nights. Wondering what she's doing. The things she's done throughout her day. The mystery behind her eyes that lures such attraction. Every time I try to approach her, she runs. Does she despise me that much To deny the hunger that lays so deep in my gut. The first time I saw her, I knew we were meant to be together I fell off a cliff, face first. Free falling in infinite space And at that moment. I knew she was the one.                                                                       Falling for a beautiful stranger

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