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50 years from now we'll be old, weak and weathered. Sunken into our patio chairs we'll watch the sun go down once more, yet again. As the shimmer of that dim bright sunset would slowly turn dark we'll think of all those moments from all these years which shaped our lives and led us to this point. You particularly, would think of that day - our first date and that rush of anxiety I had which was so terribly embarrassingly visible through my eyes. I on the other hand, for one last time, would try to reflect upon all the melancholic possibilities of things happening differently and the fact that fate chose worst. I'd curse myself again and the world as well for making two friends bump into each other at the wrong place and on the worst of times. Because had you missed your bus for the date or had I not met my friend, maybe in a different setup you would have fallen in love with me and not him.
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Dec 2, 2019
Dec 2, 2019 at 6:04 AM UTC
50 years from now
50 years from now we'll be old, weak and weathered. Sunken into our patio chairs we'll watch the sun go down once more, yet again. As the shimmer of that dim bright sunset would slowly turn dark we'll think of all those moments from all these years which shaped our lives and led us to this point. You particularly, would think of that day - our first date and that rush of anxiety I had which was so terribly embarrassingly visible through my eyes. I on the other hand, for one last time, would try to reflect upon all the melancholic possibilities of things happening differently and the fact that fate chose worst. I'd curse myself again and the world as well for making two friends bump into each other at the wrong place and on the worst of times. Because had you missed your bus for the date or had I not met my friend, maybe in a different setup you would have fallen in love with me and not him.
Not a personal experience since I'm still very young. But I bet its worth a read at least!
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Dec 2, 2019
Dec 2, 2019 at 6:04 AM UTC
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