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the girl she'll never see again
at the table on my left, she pointed at the
half-eaten Yolé and asked her Mother something
in a foreign language i couldn’t quite catch.
“they must be here for a holiday,”
i thought as i waited for my friends
to return with the Coke i requested for.
i wondered if she wonders about me, as i did about her.
the life she leads, the kind of student she is
and maybe, what she thought of the
foreign land she was in, the place i call home.
i whipped out my phone, and quickly gave
this thought a title. all because of the fact
that to each other, we were just the
girl she’ll never see again.
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