The One-Way Window
Outside on the streets
In the pouring
Rain I stand,
Peering hopefully
Inside your second-floor window.
Inside you're dancing
To music I can't hear,
Her perfectly pointed toes
Tracing circles in your floor
Her twirling blue dress
Making soft ripples
In waves of mahogany.
Outside on the streets
Under the burnt-out
Lamppost I stand,
Gazing longingly
Inside your second-floor window.
Inside you're laughing
At something I can't hear,
Her perfectly long hair
Shading your face
Her darkly stained lips
Whispering something more
In your ear.
Outside on the streets
Against the unrelenting
Wind I stand,
Staring desperately
Inside your third-floor window.
Inside her perfect hand
Searches for the light switch.
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