A therapist in the park
Hardly do you meet therapist at parks for a sessionBut I guess there’s always a first timeEspecially for someone like me on a love pensionIt was a sunny Sunday afternoon,With everything in the sky shinning but the moonWe knew what was about to happenA heavy rain of warm fuzzies feelings to sharpenHer train driver step so hard she arrived ahead of time.I could feel the butterflies in my tummy as it chimeprobably a rough jogging of chymeNot that we were immune to the drizzling rain,just that her line of questions couldn’t make me any sweat-soaked,so I chose to remain because there was everything to gainIt was the first time I was out of my mindbecause of someone I could not look at twiceI didn’t mind buying thriceany moment with her without asking of priceHer thunderous smileTo have a tinny glimpse, I’ll travel a thousand mileAnd yes! Her dimple so pure and naturalanyone could hardly describe simpleI began to think about our fates for a whileHer beautiful eyeballs and friendliest hugAny hag will be envious to have even just halfFor any woman to have that she needs a whole surgeon staffHer sparkling eyelash continuously gave me gawping lashesI stole a lot of momentous sneak peeks to the extend thatI was emotionally burning to ashesI was without my head for several minutesas there were ceaseless crashesWhile we talked from psychology to sociologywith endless eulogiesHer driving-class gave me an envious stare without apologiesFor a week I felt the weakness of a whole yearBecause she wasn’t here or nearAnd the thought of seeing her on Sunday sets my mind on a racemy body trembling like I’m hit with a maceAnd my heartbeat singing on a slow pacethe tune “amazing grace”For this new life chapter she’s the authorBecause for sometime now I walked around a love pauperAnd an affection-seeking explorerPerhaps she’s the best tinder could ever offer

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