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Disparate Convergence

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I came in through the back door

Time spilling out of my mind

I was no longer you, nor you; me

And gone of course

Were three

The lights no longer shown

No sign of what I’d known

As the earth shuddered

I heard her desperate groan

I searched the night’s sky

In my mind’s eye

To find nothing of my own

When I walked back out

Through the front door

I found myself upon the sands of a different shore

You were me and I was you

There was only us two

Two moons and a sun

Had undone

What I had suspected we could become

If we had not been

Three

Of you and me, I found no sign

I left out the back door

Walking right into no one

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