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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I often wondered if her heart skipped a beat Whenever I was around Or if her knees started growing weak Threatening to fell her to the ground I wondered if she saw in my smile The forbidden lust I tried to hide Was she also concealing all the while The same feelings I harbored inside Being neighbors our paths often crossed We had children of the same age Hugs and kisses were so easily tossed When we acted on the same life stage But I felt for her something much more And thought in her manner she might feel the same We played at being simply neighbors next door It was harder to keep up the game Then one weekend my wife had taken our sons To visit her folks a few states away And her husband took their kids for some theme park fun And overnight decided to stay She saw me sitting on my back deck Having some wine after my meal Came over for a drink – what the heck As the last sunlight the evening started to steal For the entire five years, we had never been alone We didn’t know quite what to say Never so bright had the moonlight shone I could feel my resolve slipping away I found out that night she held a secret Which mirrored the one of my own And in each other’s arms we vowed to keep it While living in our separate homes But now we know and wonder no more Those neighborly touches have more significance And we simply wait for the next open door For another alone again chance
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