Limerence
I no longer want to be
the object you desire and shall therefore
drink accordingly to my calculated return to obscurity …
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Author:
Neville (
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That obscurity will arise in due time Neville.
Andy
Not too soon tho' I hope, we got Sunday lunch booked ........................ cheers Andy 🙂
*Looks up Limerence, and swoons - a bit anyway!*
anyway will always do nicely .. thank you Mr. O 🙂
And that's obsessive infatuation to an absolute tee Nev - - choosing obscurity however is a bit drastic methinks. Another impressive three-liner............x
I have been a victim to this twice to date & both times the fixation lasted just over two years .. thanks for being so bloomin understanding Fay ...................................... x
Been there, both sides at different times…..did not enjoy either: inability to concentrate on study and exams on one side, a terrifying responsibility on the other – both, thankfully a long time ago…Who says age doesn’t have its merits….?
One side at least beautifully encapsulated there, Nev.
Phew, good to know I aint the only one ............................ cheers Dave .. 🙂
You do what you gotta do N.
tis dun n dusted ta ........................................ 🙂
Oh my , you musta been a hottie! Oh, I hope you had an escape patch , lol
I was once .. ta my Dove 🙂
see, we all crave that validation of attention
until we get it, on tap and we leave it running
just to test its reserves
while coveting all those other flavour delicacies
till, that day comes
and we realise, the well's run dry
then even those untried flavours, start to come
with a lingering aftertaste, that we just can't shake
not knowing, we're the ones
that's spoilt our taste buds
with all that: festering guilt...
(maybe took this somewhere else?) lol
another witty shorty, with layers
thanks for sharing, dear poet
just goes to show .. even some onions have more layers than others .................... cheers L.B .. N
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