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Love in a transit lounge
Contributed by
dravere
on
Wednesday, 4th June 2003 @ 10:35:00 AM in AEST
Topic:
LovePoetry
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I sat in the light hard chair
Waiting with a cigarette and the paper
Absent mindedly watching the planes
When a bird flew into my world
At first I was transfixed
Unable to tear my eyes away
But then I thought what the hell
I’m only here for three hours
Outwardly cool, inwardly terrified
I made way over, via the sweet shop
Breath mints never a bad choice
Especially after airline food
I sat next to her
My palms sweating
Like a first time TV presenter
And presented myself
Her name was Lana
She too was a Londoner
Bored with the city
She left to see a new world
As we chatted we relaxed
I stopped sweating
And even got so bold as to
Offer her a drink
We sat in corner
Of a smoky bar
Drinking cheap wine
Diving into each other
Only two hours left
She looked at me
In a way I’d only seen
A few times before
All I could do was return it
She lent over to me
Past the drugs of the house
And pulling me to her
We kissed
She grabbed me
And dragged me out of the bar
Out of the airport
Into a hotel
What happened there
You can only guess
Only we can know
But the passion…
Half an hour left
We dressed
Made the bed
Ran from the hotel
God knows who’s room it was
Back in the airport
She takes me to my gate
She gives me a piece of paper
And a kiss
On the plane
Her racing through my mind
I open the paper
Her photo, no more, no less
As the plane takes off
So do I
Not sorry that it is no more
Thankful that it was
Love in a Transit Lounge
Copyright ©
dravere
... [
2003-06-04 10:35:00] (Date/Time posted on
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