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He's lost, miles away, miles deep, detached from his body even as he wears away the groove of thought ploughed across one brow And then he sees me and says, oh, hi - that last syllable drawn out to invite me in with a beguiling smile and an innocent chuckle at the ridiculous, at what has brought us to this point, a dual study of single-minded singleness about to diverge into a joint pursuit with women of worth and a marriage of ideas from which who knows what will birth And now, 15 years past his singleminded passing, I recall his laughter and the friendship that came unasked for, unexpected, and unmatched since and I miss him still.
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Aug 20, 2020
Aug 20, 2020 at 5:09 PM UTC
15 years
He's lost, miles away, miles deep, detached from his body even as he wears away the groove of thought ploughed across one brow And then he sees me and says, oh, hi - that last syllable drawn out to invite me in with a beguiling smile and an innocent chuckle at the ridiculous, at what has brought us to this point, a dual study of single-minded singleness about to diverge into a joint pursuit with women of worth and a marriage of ideas from which who knows what will birth And now, 15 years past his singleminded passing, I recall his laughter and the friendship that came unasked for, unexpected, and unmatched since and I miss him still.
In memory of a good friend.
stevejeff
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Aug 20, 2020
Aug 20, 2020 at 5:09 PM UTC
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