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The Call

By Julia Alfred

By Julia AlfredPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
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Call.

Don’t call.

I can’t call.

You don’t know me anymore.

I’m just some stranger on the telephone.

Call.

I hear the recurrent cues of a mind confused.

I hear the fumbling to remember who I am.

I hear the soft laughter to jokes you wish you could understand.

I hear the ‘I love you’ but I don’t hear you.

Don’t call.

I lose the sound of your voice each passing day.

I lose the proof of your existence.

I lose the comfort of your being.

I lose you.

I can’t call.

But I miss you.

I hope you can forgive me too.

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About the Creator

Julia Alfred

I am a born Dreamer leading an unbelievable life.Encountered people who match the villainous and heroic personas we read about in stories & done things I would surely do better.

A penny for my thoughts is worth it.

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    Written by Julia Alfred