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Symbiosis

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He learnt from love
To live in life
In a symbiosis
With her memories!

From dawn to dusk
He absolutely devotes self
To worldly chorus and duties
Till he gets completely exhausted.

From dusk to dawn
He retires to his solitude
To live with her memories
And he gets fully recuperated.

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