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Palermo in the afternoon

I kept meaning to thank tammy for
having lunch with me at the lovely
Italian restaurant -staring at her hair
across the table, wishing I could live
inside it for one day.
-and I got to meet for the first time an
older, beautiful, French gentlemen, waiting
our table, I hung on his every word, and sniffed
the air that came from his smoky, cologned
skin.

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Tammy Gomez said…
you're welcome! i had just the best best time catching up with you. what a sweet soul you are.
and, we must go back to hear more from our French waiter. he was such a charmer.
12:00 AM
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