Shared Secrets

Think...of a secret.
And I'll know

that you have
thought of it,

and shared it,
with me,

without ever
sharing at all

and then u shall,
hear me,

thanking you,
for this will be

our best, shared secret;
shared - never at all. :)

That's our secret.
Hope you love it.

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