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  I from work got home.

            I thought I was all alone.

            I opened the door.  A fact I could'nt ignore.

           My mouth dropped to the floor,

           She, sitting there in the chair, waiting for me.

            All these thoughts in my head.  

She was sitting on my bed.

           I do wonder how she got a key.

          I wondered how she got in.  She said this game, she was going to win.

    She said she made me something to eat.  A delicious treat.

    She took my hand.  I did understand.        

   She, see, looked at me.

         She looked at me with a smile.  

      She said why don't you stay awhile.





  

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Chris, M. I think you have interesting style but it seems the vernacular and rhyming is a bit forced? "I from work got home." I was also reading" She, sitting there in the chair, waiting for me.All these thoughts in my head.She was sitting on my bed. I do wonder how she got a key." me, head, bed, key.

Also, "I opened the door. A fact I couldn't ignore. My mouth fell to the floor."

Try to focus more on the writing. What the passion is about. Reason over rhyme. And maybe less editorializing.

Best wishes,

Stephanie Peters