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Santa Fe Encounter
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I looked across the room and saw him sitting there and his maleness dazzled me.

By chance I wandered into Santa Fe,
Then I saw HIM, seated at a table, in a local cafe.
He was having a Margarita, soakin up color and enjoying the view,
OOOOO I was enjoying the view too.
He was dark and dreamy, with bedroom eyes,
The kind when he looked at you, you silently sigh.
I wondered why he was sitting alone,
Did he have a little woman waiting for him at home?
He had the looks to make a woman purr,
He had the brooding look of a deep thinker, causing blood to stir.
As I drank my lemonade, my eyes drank him in,
He had sex appeal and a boyish grin.
I required no food, for he was a feast for the eyes,
As I watched him intently, I silently sighed.
He would never know that he had made my day,
He had tickled my fancy and made fantasies play.
I enjoyed observing him so very much,
But he was like a fine piece of art, that you may look at, but not touch!



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 Reviews of "Santa Fe Encounter"
Reviewed by H Cruz
Reviewed on June 23, 2007
I found it! A lusty little spaniard huh? Well it's a good thing you didn't touch, I hear they consume so much hot salsa that thier skin burns your fingers. : <)
Goober

Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2007
I agree with Felix..
you let it all hang out..
Hooters maybe.........(0:
when I find this man
I will let him know you
want him badly, but him can't have you..
Hugs...

Reviewed by Lydia Shutter (Reader)
Reviewed on June 22, 2007
Oh, yea, he sounds mighty fine to me! Wonderful write. Lydi**

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 22, 2007
Great capture SC I always love the way you bring the woman's perspective into reality instead of coached in hidden words and shy reflections. There are no hold backs when you write of longing and desires.

Fee

Reviewed on June 22, 2007
Thank God for art!


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