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Fallacy

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A person or thing
However dear may be
So long they are around
You seldom realize their worth
Trust, you can catch up anytime
As if time is always on your side

And then, while the same
Person or thing –
Is about to go away for life
You awake with realization
As if your life is slipping away
And irrespective of cost
You frantically try to salvage
An irreparable loss.

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