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The Difference A Million Makes

One day a million miles, a million years, a million thoughts, and a million lessons away, We'll see one another again We'll bump into one another on the street Or Ill drop' my purse and you'll help me pick it up or you'll hold the door open not realizing at first- the very person- you are giving favor too is the one person you owe favor to the most and serendipitously, or auspiciously, depending on who's window you are viewing this from your's would be the former and mine the latter we meet again. And this time its sweet but its aftertaste is faintly bitter, as if the ingredients are just not quite, what they should be because- in your eyes is the sorrow and finally the understanding of the million glimpses of me- I gave to you, and how you never really took the time to appreciate any single one and so in this moment all the things you wished not to see became all you could see all the little doors i granted you access to were blown wide open in realization of the we we could have been and the effervescent regret bubbled beneath your surface and in what seemed to be a last attempt to access those hidden pieces of me you lay the pieces of you on the cement in the middle of the street unknowing- that those little whispers in the dark those sparks of veracity i gave you so swiftly a lifetime ago were no longer yours to behold and in that moment in the middle of the street a million miles a million years a million thoughts and a million lessons away, you looked into the eyes of what very well could have been your future but then I turned away and looked into the eyes of my future, a future I never would have had the chance to find if I was the the future you had chose.
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