Even I, a man so used to being alone,

     Can find it too much, traveling on my own,

Wandering through coutries whose speech I do not speak,

Looking at distant lands, when it’s your heart I seek.

     Knowing there are times I must leaves,

     And give my heart a chance to grieve,

And yet, so far from you, you are all I think of–

Wishing, not hoping, absence will renew your love.

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