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Saturday, October 02, 2004

I glanced out the bus window
I thought i saw your shadow
It was you alright?

You had your eyes fixed onto the ground
Hands tucked in your pockets
Wearing a cool white shirt
And a bright orange bermudas
A black sling bag slinged onto you

The bus started moving
I wondered when i can see you again
I did not expect it to be so soon
But it was really you alright?

You sat there with your friends
You didn't notice me at first
And why should you?
I tried to keep my cool
Breezed to the ladies as fast as i could

You didn't bother at first
I was out there
Waiting for my friends
You turned to your friends

Finally you've turned
Finally you saw me
Words are not needed
Your glance tells all
Surprise? Curious?

You are right alright?
That was me alright
Wearing a common black blouse
And a outstanding red 3/4 pants
With a light blue sling bag
Trust my poor fashion sense

That is why
And maybe why
But why
You didn't notice this plain girl

You tried to crane your neck
You shifted forward and backward
What did you want to look at?
My wishful thinking says
It is me...
What does your heart says?








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