If you happen to pass by 84 Charing Cross and give me a kiss, I owe it a lot
The first time I knew this sentence was in the one-way calendar of my brother's birthday in high school. At that time, I just liked this kind of melancholy and literary words very simply.
Now I really understand the story here. There is no unrequited love or vigor, only the friendship established by letters and even the hero and heroine have never met.
Maybe once the communication becomes too efficient, it is no longer necessary to look forward to or look into each other's eyes. Some affection will quickly depreciate. Fortunately, in this day and age, I still have friendships with some people that have increased in value. I am very happy. Grateful to them they filled my life at different times and kept me from being a machine numb in front of electronic devices
In the pyq filled with countless self-portraits that build a display surface and a long-range side face, something like this qq document similar to 10 years ago can't really build attraction or set a frame, but just like my pyq doesn't set up to be visible for a few days, I'm working on it Realize the truth These fragments of the past are like a paper book. Each page is not torn off. I think it's more like what Donne said, it's translated into a better language.
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