A Red Minute Trois

‘Twas a rather sodden evening
When the congregation had begun departing
Pending an austere twister
I know not if it was deliberately
though for some reason the bright red hue 
That comprises your vehicle ensnared my eyes
it was in that moment when your lovely smile 
Rose to prominence in the 
Gradually diluting presence of the rain
Chuckles sprang forth in merriment
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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