Unless she is imaginary, a fantasy, then your rhetorical question is better left unanswered. But if she is real, don't let your question become a regret. This is another JHB classic.
Classic poetry at its best. A simple question that never rests. With love entwined that stands the test of time. I love the beauty and simplicity of this timeless question. Bravo!
Love this, John.
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"If you were there, what would we do?"
Such a question begs an answer, but the answer and reality are two very different things. It is one of those questions which has only one answer in my way of thinking. "If you were there, what would we do?" You would do whatever you are still thinking about the breakup. You would reconcile if both wanted that. Then again if there was still animosity, you would walk away like before.
Love is universal and not limited to the most perfect among us. In this collection of romantic short stories and poetry, love comes to those who are decidedly imperfect, who possess very real human flaws, scars, and challenges. Awaiting us as we are.
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"If you were there, what would we do?"
Such a question begs an answer, but the answer and reality are two very different things. It is one of those questions which has only one answer in my way of thinking. "If you were there, what would we do?" You would do whatever you are still thinking about the breakup. You would reconcile if both wanted that. Then again if there was still animosity, you would walk away like before.