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When I think about you, my mind travels to March. The time when we met under the great marble arch. I was in college and you were on tour, As I saw your face, you held an allure. I remember you smiling and saying hello. I had nothing to do, and nowhere to go. We went out for lunch and we watched a movie. You invited me to go with you shipping at sea. At the time, it seemed great; living, boating under the sun. Spur of the moment and amazingly fun. I jumped at the idea, naught holding me back. But nothing prepared me for when I heard that hull crack. We’d been sailing for ages, I was used to this life. No terror, no worries, no hunger, no strife. No fear in my mind, only love on the great sea. When the ship fell apart, I thought I could not breathe. I heard all the screams, but it seemed too surreal. I came to my senses and my mind began to reel. Water washed over me, I clung at driftwood. I struggled for air as hard as I could. When I finally surfaced, my heart skipped a beat. I saw you away from me, maximum thirty feet. I paddled so madly; I paddled for love. My heart sank like our ship when you sank from above. I was going quite crazy; I was hurt, I was damaged. As the helicopter came, I felt trapped– unable to manage. My true love was gone; there was no going back. That nightmare, that sound of that sturdy hull, “CRACK!!” It is all I am left with. I have nothing more. My dear, how I miss you. It is you I adore. I will always love you, as promised in March. That day I fell in love under the great marble arch.
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 11:17 PM UTC
The Ballad of the Marble Arch
When I think about you, my mind travels to March. The time when we met under the great marble arch. I was in college and you were on tour, As I saw your face, you held an allure. I remember you smiling and saying hello. I had nothing to do, and nowhere to go. We went out for lunch and we watched a movie. You invited me to go with you shipping at sea. At the time, it seemed great; living, boating under the sun. Spur of the moment and amazingly fun. I jumped at the idea, naught holding me back. But nothing prepared me for when I heard that hull crack. We’d been sailing for ages, I was used to this life. No terror, no worries, no hunger, no strife. No fear in my mind, only love on the great sea. When the ship fell apart, I thought I could not breathe. I heard all the screams, but it seemed too surreal. I came to my senses and my mind began to reel. Water washed over me, I clung at driftwood. I struggled for air as hard as I could. When I finally surfaced, my heart skipped a beat. I saw you away from me, maximum thirty feet. I paddled so madly; I paddled for love. My heart sank like our ship when you sank from above. I was going quite crazy; I was hurt, I was damaged. As the helicopter came, I felt trapped– unable to manage. My true love was gone; there was no going back. That nightmare, that sound of that sturdy hull, “CRACK!!” It is all I am left with. I have nothing more. My dear, how I miss you. It is you I adore. I will always love you, as promised in March. That day I fell in love under the great marble arch.
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 11:17 PM UTC
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