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Without you
I thought that I could live
Without seeing you
Without feeling you
I thought a month without you would be durable
That a week would be fine
That a day would be nothing
I thought I could forget you
by covering my eyes
by holding my nose
But look at me now
Desperate to see you, I grab my phone to call you.
I don’t need your number,
my finger remembers your number
Now I sit in front of the door, waiting
But soon stand up with impatience
I walk up and down the corridor with my eyes fixed at the door
From faraway, I hear the footsteps
It gets closer, closer and closer
And stops in front of my door
With relief, I wide open the door.
“Peperoni medium, right?”
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