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A Trip Down the Memory Lane
  Hello
  Nice to see you too, but have we met before?
  Is that so? I’m
  afraid I don’t recall,
  it must have been very long ago…
  But I’ve learnt
  to forget the past now, so
  you really must forgive me!
  Oh no, no,
  it doesn’t matter anymore, you see.
  Christmas, you say?
  ...could be, but 12 years ago, who knows?
  I may
  or may not have been that girl you met.
  The heart you broke,
  it must’ve let
  go of all that happened, and all that did not…
  But it matters little.
  What did you say your name was? Scott…
  Familiar, yes, but, oh
  very, very vaguely.
  It stirs up long-forgotten feelings though…
  Ha-ha, you’ve got a great
  sense of humour.
  But no, it’s not love, nor is it hate.
  It is merely a memory, a remembrance
  of
  a silly romantic girl’s first dance…
  Yes,
  there is nostalgia, Scott.
  But not very much, nor very less;
  and there’s a quiet
  sense of wisdom-
  the kind that brings light
  for the first time to a child grown
  and sheltered from the world where
  seeds of betrayal, heartbreak, revenge are sown…
  But now
  the poet in me is rambling away- you
  could’ve told me to stop! But how
  are you?
  You must come by for dinner someday.
  My husband will be delighted to
  have someone to talk politics with!
  Yes, I am.
  You didn’t expect me to wait for you all these years, did you? With
  a thousand miles between you and me
  you can hardly think so.
  I loved him, you see.
  Oh, I am getting late! I must go- but maybe- we’ll meet another day…
   

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