a stranger held my hands
after the music stopped,
remnants of the annual count down
caught in our hair, our party shoes.
I'd barely given any details,
but she knew.
had lived this moment too.
with traction in recognition,
she said something profound,
piercing and sober
that made me feel like
the whole event of
costume and cocktails,
my extended stay
and repeated flight changes
had all been for this singular
kismet encounter
so brief and altering.
better than a midnight kiss,
or anything
I'd so hopefully shaved my legs for.
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