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Goodbye, July 18, 1999 by Paul Cuenco Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Lost love wherein his lover had left. But he loves her so much that he is asking her to come back, just in case she was not successful in finding a new lover.

And only echoes of the affairs we had, frail memories of time will be forgotten. I hope you shall one day look into your heart when affairs run thin... and find this one still alive asking you to "come" once again.

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Reviewed by Christine Alwin	1/26/2012

awww...I hope she comes back! from the heart I can tell