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Old Pain

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She strode into the restaurant

A Face from the distant past

With the alluring charm as sublime

As an angel in heaven cast.

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She took the Table by the window

He settled back in his chair

Her eyes looked around for the waiter

As her fingers flicked her hair.

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As the morning light fell on her face

It looked like a divine art

He felt the torment rise again

Within the depths of his heart.

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The steak grew cold on his table

Lay there unremembered

He could hardly suppress an old pain

That over the years he had tempered.

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The memory of that phone call

She scolded him severe

His love he had professed for her

Was turned down with a sneer.

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Ten years hence this day has come

He has travelled far and wide

But for all the world he has seen

None else has he ever eyed.

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She was lost in thought and looking out

In a steady pensive gaze

While he wanted so to approach her

He thought up different ways.

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Ten long years of life have gone

Has she softened down a tad?

Should he go ahead and speak to her?

He reckoned it would be bad.

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He let an unhappy sigh escape

As he paid up for his food

Walking away towards the exit

He reasoned it was for good.

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Outside he walked by the glass

He stole one final glance

For one moment their eyes did meet

It seemed to break her trance.

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A smile lit up her lovely face

His heart did skip one beat

He wasn’t sure it was for him

As she came outside to meet.

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“How are you?” She smiled and asked

Tongue tied he just stammered

She gazed at him with tender eyes

His heart inside him hammered.

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That usual pride of old had gone

Perhaps mellowed down with age

He flustered as he looked at her

His bearings he tried to gauge.

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She invited him for a coffee

As they sat across the table

He knew it was a second chance

Found only in a fable.

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Was it real? Was it happening?

He prayed for it to be true

He thanked the Gods in the heavens

For this gift out of the blue.

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Torment, Unexpected



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