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By Amber | |||||||||||
Send feedback to: mulders_girl42@hotmail.com Summary: Scully analyzes Mulder's compulsion, and inadvertently gets caught up in a compulsion of her own. Rating: G Disclaimer: No names are mentioned, but just to be on the safe side: This poem is original and belongs to me, however, unfortunately, Mulder and Scully do not. He looks at me while I speak But his eyes are quizzical I sense he does not understand He laughs when I say something comical But only if I laugh first I am articulate But he is more so He has a habit of breaking down what you say In his mind And asking himself analytical questions It takes him too long He gets lost in my words Analysis is a compulsion for him I am not certain But I believe that I am analyzing his compulsion In my mind While he speaks And I get lost in his words |
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