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Curtain Call On That Perfect View.

Some moments you’ll find can never be recreated a second time.

Such as when we first met; a moment I assumed I’d easily forget.

But it still lingers in my mind yet, even though nine months have passed down the line,

I still remember that night.

 

When I entered the room to opened armed embraces.

Where the bottles of beer clanked together as we matched up our names with our faces.

Our conversations hatched open common interests as we spoke of the things we liked best.

Spilling the alcohol scented thoughts off our tongues that run as wild as our mind traces.

 

Our futures memories of the coming months would become locked behind the

handles of our rooms,

Held imprisoned inside the walls of what became our nighttime tombs.

The voices of my old friends echo when they rebound of the walls filling their own voids in the now deserted halls.

That lie barren as they wait to be filled by the next year’s crew so that the endless circle of old and new resumes.

 

We’ve watched as our friendships have transcended onto another plateau.

Through break ups, fallouts, spilled wine, growth sprouts, chinstraps and dropouts.

But the end is here and it’s time to go home;

Time to close the curtains on that perfect view,

And open them up again to something new.

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jett-bleue
Northern Irish
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May 17, 2013
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