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forgotten faces
Forgotten faces We only get one summer to remember, The rest blurs into a haze. This one had lasted long, and the girl I lived across the river, a beautiful little stream that serenely floated down to meet its doom. September, still summer though I knocked, a neighbour came, said she had gone abroad, a Dane. Unseemly haste! I smiled, shrugged my shoulders, women! And I suffered the longest night. Daybreak brought a chill; dark clouds congregated it rained. Years later, I was in a bar in Copenhagen, an older woman with too much makeup on her haggard face, but those eyes, a memory stirred. Her hands shook when pouring beer into my glass, long nights, she said, and swiftly left, and a younger woman took her place. I left too, outside, I looked up and saw the curtain on the first-floor move; those eyes. I had seen them before but refused to remember.
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