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Coffee Date

I steal time to be with you
coz you stole my heart... years ago
We still meet like lovers...
Everyday I wait
for our little coffee date
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  1. P. VenugopalWednesday, 05 May, 2010

    who is this fortunate chap?????

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  2. CharuWednesday, 05 May, 2010

    :) My husband... Manjul

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  3. P. VenugopalWednesday, 05 May, 2010

    Just great! In fact, I was wondering over the expression "like lovers."

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  4. CharuWednesday, 05 May, 2010

    :) coz we live in different time zone n hardly meet at home so we take out time n meet in coffee bars just like the way young unmarried lovers meet... (btw i want u read my comment in the time travel article)

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  5. CharuWednesday, 05 May, 2010

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  6. RohitWednesday, 05 May, 2010

    What to say?
    You guys are missing few things and enjoying other few things. I think visiting coffee bars like young unmarried couples is great fun.
    But...... u know.. u need to change this TIME ZONE.

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  7. KalpanaThursday, 06 May, 2010

    I so so much envy Majul.....! I am sure this is the loveliest phase of your dear...

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  8. CharuThursday, 06 May, 2010

    :) It is indeed a good phase after a long time but I want to make it more meaningful... as Rohit said it would be gr8 if we could live in same time zone

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