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Comment 3 of 3, added on June 25th, 2005 at 8:00 AM.
I thought it was more about a doomed relationship..
If the love is doomed because you are a sea apart, it's dramatic in a
romantic way, and you still have the illusion that it's totally meant to
be.
If it's simply not working out (because he rejected you) it's harder to
accept the failure. And of course, to have him down the lane makes it
harder to forget. I hate the thought of my ex-boyfriend still living in
this city, the possibility of running into him. GRR! It's bitter to my
heart!
Norma Jeane from Netherlands
Comment 2 of 3, added on June 9th, 2005 at 8:44 PM.
i think that this poem is very true for anyone who has a long distance
relationship. if you have that person near you all the time, it is better
to love that person when you know they are safe across the sea.
Marisa from United States
Comment 1 of 3, added on April 3rd, 2005 at 9:43 AM.
It is so true that love is sweeter in the longing than it is in the having.
With distance one can imagine its perfection. The mind dreams of total
fulfillment of immediate desires, the right gestures given at the right
times. Were that this was reality when the object of one's love lives just
down the street yet knocks at the door to offer the wrong gesture at the
wrong time.
Nancy Ransom from Canada
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I thought it was more about a doomed relationship..
If the love is doomed because you are a sea apart, it's dramatic in a
romantic way, and you still have the illusion that it's totally meant to
be.
If it's simply not working out (because he rejected you) it's harder to
accept the failure. And of course, to have him down the lane makes it
harder to forget. I hate the thought of my ex-boyfriend still living in
this city, the possibility of running into him. GRR! It's bitter to my
heart!
Norma Jeane from Netherlands