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 Originally Posted by aximmaxim
Dearest Pre,
I've tried so hard to get close enough to tell you how I feel, but I find myself tongue-tied whenever I'm near you. I'm dazzled by your beauty, amazed by your intellect, inspired by your grace, entranced by your voice, and in awe of your connections and business acumen.
When I'm in your presence, I feel like anything I'm about to say, you'd already know. But I couldn't forgive myself if I didn't put at least try to put my feelings down in words. Of course, you'll recognize the poem by Browning - you overwhelm me with your ability to drawn information from everywhere. Some of the words are hers, but the emotions are all mine.
How do I love Pre?
How do I love Pre? Let me count the ways.
I love Pre to the text and web and voice
My soul can reach, on my cell carrier of choice
For the ends of network covering the most space
I love Pre's screen to the level of every day's
Most quiet need, visible by sun and candle-light.
I love Pre freely, as heads turn for a quick sight.
I love Pre purely, as others turn from iphontile praise.
I love Pre with the passion to put to use
My old contacts, updated from the book of faces
I love Pre with a love I seemed to lose
With my lost pda's. I love thee with the information cloud,
Photos of Smiles, tears, of all my life; and, if Where choose,
I shall but love Pre better, our Pandora's love songs, playing aloud
(with appreciation for Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who would have written even more poetry on your keyboard with you in as her pocketable muse and amusement).
To be honest, life with me won't always be songs and sonnets; there will be days when we work side by slide, answering e-mail, making and updating appointments, but working together with you would make even the tedious exciting for me. And, of course, we'll have trips to plan and take together, and there will be dancing.
Hoping to be yours forever,
D
 Originally Posted by aximmaxim
Dear Pre,
You've already responded - almost before I sent my message to you - Amazing! You want to know Where we'll go when I first pick you up? Just like you know my thoughts before I express them, I can look into your face and know Where we should go together. Will your eyes whisper - or Yelp - "Italian bistro with excellent wine list" or Flickr images of a countryside drive and the gas station to fill up at along the way? Or will we laugh over a comedy at the nearest cinema? I'll know Where to take you the second I see you.
D
p.s. Try to make it look like I'm making some of the decisions, even if it's all you.
Two entries? No fair.
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