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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Here comes an incomplete love story, A boy, a girl and walls of infinity. The boy gave a random click on a name, The name which he thought would give his love a frame. The girl accepted his hello quite well, With some initial conflicts dwell. They started talking long through texting, In such a short span their hearts started connecting. The boy started sharing personal, Which gave the girl the reason for no betrayal. The boy was humorous by nature, Always aimed at keeping people happy forever. This is what clicked the girl, And she started to admire him without any curl. Time passed by rapidly, Without showing any signs of spontaneity. Everything was going off smoothly, They started to connect very well. But suddenly came one day, When the girl blocked the boy stray. This had bewildered the boy a lot, Because they both have got off so well afloat. The boy then realized a straight reason, The reason for them both to be different. The difference being their nationalities, Which bounded them within their society credentials. Now the main question arises Is it us or the place where we are born? Does true love matters or the place where we are born? Does feelings matters or the place where we are born? Innumerable set of questions, No one yet ready to answer. But still optimism has its way, And time bifurcates everyway.
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