Lecture hall darkness
The professor expounding
On twists of the law
My dead eyes glance beside me
And my chill begins to thaw
*
She nimbly steps in
then ghosts on down beside me,
Grinning, late, of course.
And her devilment mischief
Batters my heart with full force.
*
There is danger there,
Renegade smiler, Who might
Cause a ship to sink
I stare in awe, discreetly
At hair like spilling ink.
*
"Mister Darrall, there,
shall I repeat the question?"
My skin turns to beet.
And my red-face stares downward.
Let ground-swallow start with feet.
*
Long fingers brush then,
Lightly closing on my wrist
Her touch like a chill.
She chuckles, mouthing 'busted'
Cat-eyes gleaming with a thrill.
About the Creator
Conor Darrall
Short stories, poetry and some burble . Irish traditional musician, medieval swords guy, draoi and strange egg. Bipolar/ADD/CPTSD/Brain Damage. Currently querying my novel 'The Forgotten 47' - @conordarrall / www.conordarrall.com
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