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Cafe morning by Fergus Hancock Thursday, February 08, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The fresh smell of morning, and with the one I love across from me; is there a better way to start the day?
She sits across from me, Legs crossed, feet turned my way As we talk of small things, Her fingers drift, touch, stroke Chin, neck, shoulders, hair Dark eyes look down, then glance my way, Secret smile lifts her lips Unveiling her secret thoughts... Caf� noise, click and clack of plates, Spoon tossed crumbs, coffee rings, Torn shreds of bread, traffic roar, Rain drip cold does not distract... Her eyes catch mine and all the world Disappears, and I drink her in....

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Reviewed by Rose Loya	6/11/2007

Fergus, this is really nice. Rose