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You said It might be better For us to be strangers again Strangers who have no idea about each other Who do not know anything about Our favourite food (so I should start forgetting that you do not eat tomatoes, pineapples and olives; and that I should be willing to eat them all for you because coincidently, they were my favourite) Or the way we want our eggs cooked (crunchy on the side. soft yolk - mine, well done) Or our dreams, failures, fears and inhibitions. But remember, We were once strangers That one September day (it was the seventh, I believe) I first got a glimpse Of that little girl That would change my life for eternity And when I see you again I will make you remember This stranger That loved you and known you more than any stranger could do.
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 8:55 AM UTC
Strangers Again. Letters to Anne 10/19/13
You said It might be better For us to be strangers again Strangers who have no idea about each other Who do not know anything about Our favourite food (so I should start forgetting that you do not eat tomatoes, pineapples and olives; and that I should be willing to eat them all for you because coincidently, they were my favourite) Or the way we want our eggs cooked (crunchy on the side. soft yolk - mine, well done) Or our dreams, failures, fears and inhibitions. But remember, We were once strangers That one September day (it was the seventh, I believe) I first got a glimpse Of that little girl That would change my life for eternity And when I see you again I will make you remember This stranger That loved you and known you more than any stranger could do.
mims
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 8:55 AM UTC
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