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We, Together

Sharing the same space,
We live in different time zones
Sharing our lives,
We live in our own worlds
Sharing our joys,
We have our own sets of problems
Sharing our love,
We have our patches of loneliness
Loving our differences
We are together till death do us part

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  1. KalpanaThursday, 03 March, 2011

    That's beauty of love and a true lover. This is really lovely... :-)

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  2. CharuFriday, 04 March, 2011

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  3. CharuMonday, 07 March, 2011

    :) This beauty of love comes with some heartache

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  4. P. VenugopalSunday, 13 March, 2011

    Good to see young people in love! How is your work?

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  5. UnknownTuesday, 15 March, 2011

    Beautiful

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  6. RohitFriday, 18 March, 2011

    Beautiful. Off course it comes with some heartache but still its beautiful.

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  7. CharuMonday, 21 March, 2011

    @Venugopal sir.. work is pretty hectic... I hardly get time to write my blog or chk others'...
    @Arshi & Rohit ... Thanks a lot for liking it...

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  8. RohitThursday, 14 July, 2011

    Where r you these days???

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  9. CharuTuesday, 02 August, 2011

    Waiting for inspiration

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