She gave him a hug, bid him bye at the door. Then scurried to the window ’til he reached the bottom floor.
With a hesitant cautious omen, he looked up to see his woman.
He’d better not trust in her love too much; if so, his heart she would surely crush.
Words quickly spoken consider with doubt, if her actions are half in and half out.
When you are gone and she’s all alone,
She might return a flirty eye blink to the next guy who gives her a wink.
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PHOTO PROMPT © Alicia Jamtaas
Friday Fictioneers, a 100 word challenge by Rochelle based on picture prompt. https://rochellewisoff.com/ Thank you, Rochelle, for hosting this event. Visit Rochelle’s link to find other submissions to this challenging writing event.
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Sweet aroma 
How readily we guard and restrain our love
I think stats on divorce would reveal need for more caution. Thanks for your comment. Made me rethink what I thought I was saying. 😀
Great rhyming with this one 🙂
Thank you. It was fun.
Polyamory may not be exclusive, but it’s real. A wonderfully composed poem. 🙂
I’m all for it! I believe good friendships might consider life long commitment. Just don’t pretend, nor trust, that all such relationships are going to end up like that. Set limits together.
if he can’t let her go it’s better not to dwell too much on what’s happening behind the scenes.
He needs to stay prepared – and maybe start a little twosome himself. Tell her though.
Those in between times of a relationship, not exactly sure where things stand. Cute story!
I’m all in for the days when couples “courted” without the commitment and by courted I do not include sexual acts. That comes after commitment.
if her actions are half in and half out What a glorious line! Love the poetry in this piece. Nicely done.
You are all heart. Thank you.
my pleasure
🙂