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Companion souls we meet again in venues unexplored where fragments felt of days long past, and remembrances haunt the dreams we see and feel So close we know at meeting, memory stirs round the portals of our history bright in truth yet dissolute caught by threaded lines, entwined A crossing here, a crossing there first as one and then another, awareness undisclosed, unclear Our journey’s paths divergent parallel, yet not our purpose sometimes known though not this day when, by choice we chanced to meet again I know you cries my heart, my life beneath this mask of time I sense we’ve come once more to be as one, together What were we then, what are we now what will we be tomorrow when curtains lift and earthly veils shall pass, unnoticed Such questions beg direction doors of realization where memories rest encased in chambers, understood Such passion felt for things we know as past and mutual wanderings while rapt we stand learning of destiny present
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larry-fowler
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Dec 9, 2010
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