Thursday, December 3, 2009

Reading Kidde Carbon Monoxide Detector

Resisting the irresistible

The stranger's lips were thin and slender body. The girlfriend called me in the evening to give me go downstairs. The stranger I made her feel like when the doors opened. I went out too fast cheeks on fire and I'm back where I came without introducing myself. I'm lying on a bed that was not mine. I have long set the ceiling to try to understand, how many times could I resist the irresistible? I was alone in the middle of a river of possibilities for me to predict a satisfactory life tidy.

But love is sometimes a tedious, concessions and inaction. That's when love becomes long. When it drops too heavy as a missed cut and it becomes a frightening neutrality. Love censorship as a series of looks on the other, it gives itself intentions and interpretations. The artist is often hara-kiri to buy a lull.

Yet when I find the sparks of his eyes and strong hands to keep me in all circumstances, I know there is here now and the place to leave me. Between whispers of people talking softly to the misunderstanding of the relationship, I seized the opportunity to live other than the love story of adventure which I am the heroine. I go out of my desire to turn the pages and jump to the last chapter and then retrace my steps. I try not to forget my beginnings in periods of exhaustion and remember all the details that make me a slut with luck, the damn lucky. I am a happy woman.

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