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We Shall Meet again

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While loving you in silence
While adoring you from a distance
We shared some unfulfilled wishes
We shared some unfulfilled dreams

These virgin wishes and dreams
Shall never go in vain
In another life, at another place
We shall meet in time yet again

My own love will suffice
For both of us next time
For living a full life span
Without any separation or pain.

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