He was convinced she was a witch. |
"No, Lyndsey, we are NOT good for one another. You claim you're a witch and perform all that mumbo-jumbo with blood and guts and other disgusting things. I do NOT believe in that." Leaving she turned back and said, "I'll never let you go. Call me when you change your mind." The door closed soundlessly behind her. A week later on a morning bicycle ride in the hills I watched the first streaks of sunlight turn the clouds into gold for the next leprechaun's rainbow and thought . . . call Lindsey and share this . . . "What? No! Why would I think that?" I think out loud too. After three weeks of constant, "I gotta call Lindsey and share that" for everything I found tests to tell if I was bewitched; I passed every one. The one where you stack cards and stop when you get an ace I got three aces in a row. Another two weeks of it drove me over the edge and I folded. "Hi." "I want you to stop whatever you're doing." "I'm not doing anything." "I can't stop thinking about you. I want to call you twenty ... fifty times a day." "Good, do it." "You did something, admit it." "No, I didn't. Magic only works if You believe." "But..." "Gotta run, call me later if you think of it ... again. Bye." "But..." and she hung up. That was a year ago. Am I under her spell? Probably. Is love a spell? I don't really care. Ask me again after the baby arrives. She said, "She'll have my power but I'll control her." Right! It'll be interesting to see what a baby does with that power. Now I sing Credence Clearwater a lot. " I Put a spell on you, Because your mine..." |