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Some Stories

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Some love relationships are
purely intense and beautiful
Love never reaches logical end
Stays but ethereal and eternal

Some fast friendships slowly
grow, mature and prosper
Then follows an abrupt end –
The friendship is lost in a fetter

Some life stories begin admirably
but its’ end is sudden and abrupt
Protagonists remain confused ever
As their love and friendship haunt.

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