Chaps In Latah

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              "name": "Broadstreet - Empower Local",
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I admired you from afar. You were wearing a pea coat, your brunette curls
encircling your beautiful face. And your eyes, those amazing green cat
eyes. How could I ever forget you. I saw you in line. You didn't seem
interested in meeting me at first. Shy, reserved, self confident and not
assured of your natural beauty. You opened up to me for a little while, on
my insistance when I brazenly nudged you to open up to me over coffee and a
soy latte. I didn't get your name, (in my own shyness) and there is so much
more I want to know about you. I was the man wearing the flat-cap, and
carrying a newspaper. You are one of a kind, and I would love to take you
out, and "learn" more of you, beautiful.

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