100 Words: Hour

Posted on July 3, 2008 by Mishelle | 9 Comments

Just one hour, that’s all I want. One hour to smile at you. One hour to laugh with you. One hour to listen to your voice. One hour, to crave more.

Just one hour, that’s all I want. One hour to cry with you. One hour to burden you with my problems. One hour to help you with yours. One hour, to drag on to two and three.

Just one hour, that’s all I want. One hour to share my hopes with you. One hour to dream together. One hour to hold hands and sit. One hour, to wish forever.

100 Words
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Velvet Verbosity

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9 Responses to “100 Words: Hour”

  1. rachel Says:

    Pure Perfection Mishelle, I absolutely love this.

  2. Velvet Verbosity Says:

    Hey, I missed you! Don’t worry about missing a week. It’s my fault. I’m a flake and who the hell can understand a flake’s schedule? I keep thinking of ways to change the schedule that will make it better, easier, whatever, and then I go back to the old ways, and then I just flake, and on and on it goes.

    Anyway, I loved this. So sweet!

  3. lceel Says:

    Very, very cool, Mishi. I love this.

  4. Sassy Mama Bear Says:

    Love it as usual and like the new look for the blog. Hate having computer problems.
    My 100 Words is on Mama Bear Writes :)

  5. thenightblog Says:

    reminds me of…carl sandburg. ^_^ I liked Chicago, and this too.

  6. Renee Daniels Says:

    This one hit close to home…left me in tears.

  7. Laura Says:

    SPECTACULAR….Kudos to you 100Xs over!

  8. Maggie's Mind Says:

    I love this Mishi. I can think of at least three places in my life where these could have been my own words, except that you articulated them better than I would have. Is it OK that I cried a little? Good.

  9. Susan Helene Gottfried Says:

    Oh, that’s so lovely. Makes me think that the person being spoken to isn’t here any longer; there’s such a sense of what the narrator would do with the regained time.

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