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Three Conversations

He picked up the phone

pressed the small green button

scrolled through the list of recently dialled numbers

stopped at her name

and called her.

 

“I just spoke to her.”

“And?...”

“And… And I told her –

about you and me

about where and when and how we met.

I couldn’t not tell her

any more.”

 

There was a pause.

And in the pause he said (in his mind)

And I told her so much more

I told her more than I can tell you

I told her

I love you

with every bone, sinew and muscle every cell I have.

I told her there were no words anymore

to describe what I feel

to describe how I feel

about you

I told her

all the good words were gone

taken and used

by better poets than me.

I told her

who, and what, and why

you are to me.

I told her.

Everything.

 

The pause was reaching its end.

“Well...” he said,

“what do you think?”

“I think

you should have talked

to me first…”

 

Now

which conversation do you think

was most important?

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Written by
g-rhydian-morgan
Welsh
Published
Aug 29, 2011
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