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fast-forward twenty years will I forget? our first kiss on the steps of Notre Dame exchanging secret tender words on the telephone, a daily postcard during our separation that night I returned from work and you appeared out of the blue, my fairy tale prince, on my doorstep your green eyes filled with joy with love, the ultimate surprise the color of our life suddenly turned from grays to motion picture grandeur I relive the sensual anticipation of each and every one of those fifteen hours from Paris to Berlin endless trips to rediscover our flames your strong passionate arms holding me for days on end, rewarding my patience unable to share your nightly kisses quelling my fears of losing you to time’s sand trickling inevitably… but this was your only unshared secret no, I have forgotten nothing of our life not the astonishing intensity of our love our hand-in hand companionship nor the tinge of regret in your soft voice as you bid me a last farewell that july no, I have not forgotten destiny’s treachery when later on a windy october day I read your earth-shattering funeral notice in the newspaper – you told me nothing choosing to die without my love flash back to then, twenty years ago tears still swell in my eyes thinking of your sweet devotion no, I can never forget july, 1983 [2007.23.8…b]
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