Written by Jacob Ibrag
So you had to go, and I promised to
wait. That I’d make the distance a part of
our story. ‘I’ll write everyday.’ And I did, until
the time between we became all that remained.
Skype calls and Whatsapp messages. Faces in a
hurry, waiting for the conversation to finish.
Promised πππ
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I really enjoy reading your blog! very thoughtful…
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Thank you π
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Yah I don’t buy that electronic conversations are real. The fast paced digital age is lying to many that they are connecting or are actually connected. But if you have no experience of anything else how could you know?
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Lovely poem!
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Thanks Zovi π
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Any tips for an aspiring writer?
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I think the most important thing is to write on a consistent basis.
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Ohh… thanks for the advice! πΈ
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Are long distance relationships to be frowned at?
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Let’s just say that not all long distance relationships are equal haha
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That’s true. However, I only know one couple who were able to make it. I don’t know how they do it but I’m glad they are happy together. Long distance relationships are not for everyone.
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True.
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Happens too often..
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This feels familiar. Beautifully penned
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Thank you π
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Written with great passion. Anand Bose from Kerala
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Thank you π
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Ouch! It’s not the same, is it?
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It was ane still is for a lot of people, not for me though. Long distance is a tease.
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Sad but true!
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