A Grammatically Correct Romantic Contrivance
She unshook and shine and shook and shushed my busy worded mind. Paragraphs of blonde bright wheat and pretty feet in the insouciance of neverminds, hooray and how are you, I am never minding myself never, no, not yet, fine, thanks for asking and yourself. ? Have me in novella shapes because no novels are read for the casual cause of causerie. Sure enough, sure, someday we'll make beautiful sense, beautiful nonsense, or something, somehow. I have her skylight eyes stuck in mine, I have the first noun I need to make my move to an adjective, which she will find to make herself perfectly receptive, which will make it perfectly appropriate for perfectly placed commas, like this ,, when I kiss her square on her liquor pink lips, and pull my (arms) over her, whisper a parentheses sort of sentimental sort of saying, in dashes she'll be swept off her feet------- so to speak.