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Hit and Run

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Hit and Run

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Hit and Run

(John Raymond Pollard)

2005-07-16

We're on the run each day,

Rising early gulping food.

We work; we play;

We pray for someone special in our lives.

You bumped into me.

I wondered could you be the one,

Or was it just a case of hit and run?

You walked away that day,

My body fine but in my mind

A mark you made;

It's true: your image like a blue tattoo.

Did anyone witness the deed as it was done:

this crime of passion action, hit and run?

Who and where were you?

My fascination grew.

And then last Saturday

As I entered the café

I saw your face, your lips.

As if to launch a thousand ships

You smiled at me, and I could see

The day was won.

It would not be a case of hit and run.

Under skies of blue

I'm on the run with you.

We're on the run each day,

Rising early gulping food.

We work; we play;

We pray for someone special in our lives.

You bumped into me.

Fortunately, you were the one:

A happy outcome from this hit and run.

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