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"Estranged"


Is reunion possible after an estrangement? Certainly. Though usually much has changed... And even if things aren't exactly amiss remember, it is said one can never go home again... And you wonder, are old wounds too deep? Has the passage of time been too long? Is the distance too far? Still, we strive for the old warmth, and are cordial, smiling. But absence doesn't always make the heart grow fonder... for people change too, ( and not just in appearance, older, heavier) as some are broken by life's heavy blows. And even when memories are good sometimes they are all that's left- and those once the closest to us stand before us near-strangers, strangers filled with secrets and years lost, so much, we are never to know.
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Annette M Velasquez

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Annette M Velasquez
This is true, but sadly, not always the case or possible.
Yuppyland
<p>Talking people understand each other and eye to eye better.</p>

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