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nothing will ever change (a cautionary tale)

we were deeply in love my new girlfriend and I and we sat under the trees in the open fields in the starlight and she whispered to me: "Will things ever change?" And I whispered back, as I nibbled at her ears: "Nothing will ever change, sweetheart" *Then she got pregnant and everything changed* I changed my address, my work my phone number and my email address my routine and my weekend haunts - everything changed
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Written by
raj-arumugam
Australian
Published
Nov 4, 2014
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16·76
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*final in a series of 3 tongue-in-cheek cautionary poems on guys and gals and relationships

*poem 1: silly girl *poem 2: vain girl, but clever *poem 3: nothing will ever change

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#realism#humour#sarcasm#tongue-in-cheek
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