Let’s play will my drawing tablet work when I get home or will it continue to fight me

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Let’s play will my drawing tablet work when I get home or will it continue to fight me
(between bookshelves)
I remember seeing you
Standing in sunlit window light at the front of the bookstore
Your hand on the small of her back
Your head dipped down as she flips through the book in her hands
You were both smiling and
I remember seeing you
As I peered over from my own perusing from behind the bookshelf
A moment
Suspended like the soft-swaying spiderwebs from the corners above
Floating gently like the tufts of cat dander
kicked up from the old layered rugs between the shelves and creaking floor boards
A moment in front of me
Tender and delicate
She traces a book spine with vanilla crème fingertips
dipped in cherry red
Your thumb glides a circle in the low bend of her back
I remember seeing you
Smiling
She flips her hair and it tumbles down her shoulders in ringlets
Your hand slides up to brush one to the side
as she turns and beams at me
I remember seeing you and
I remember being seen
Beyond the musk of book bound mites and sprites
The aged sun-warmed oaken shelving
towering above the three of us to hold this moment in a sun spot
Where you grinned and brushed your knuckles across my upper arm
Slipped your fingertips off the hem of her skirt
Guided us both back into the canals of carpet and cat hair once more
Fiction, biography, the classics, new releases
My hand replaced yours as she walked past and
I remember seeing you
Walking with a straight back
Glancing over your narrow shoulder to see us following
We are following
We are following still