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I awake alone beneath the oak, its great out flung branches reaching for the violet-tinged twilight sky. Sitting up, I know he is gone, his last kiss lingering on my lips. His remembered words of love burning my cheeks with shame. He’s gone.
“Hello, darling,” he says, returning. My heart is redeemed.
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