I met her at a chicago train station, she looked so silly with her awkard teenage smile, her butterscotch eyes shining, biting her nails, she just looked so nice, attractive staring at me but I never tried to talk to her, and soon she was heading out west.
I met her at an elementary school, she looked so bored with her coy little smile, her fox colored hair, her butterscotch eyes, trying to explain to the little boy two plus two equals four, and she looked at me, but I quickly turned my head and walked past the swings and slides, heading out west.
I met here there, listening to elliotts voice follow mine, as I read her poetry, she wasn't an ugly girl nor pretty, her cheeks so red like a forgotten hat in the snow, getting lost amongst the vowels, I liked her, and we soon would be wed, she was flawed, but we made love every day.
But there was no hint of butterscotch, no never.
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