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THE POETRY OF US

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Maya and Rohan met at the corner bookstore, both reaching for the same worn-out copy of a poetry book. Their hands brushed, and they laughed awkwardly, making room for each other in the narrow aisle. It was a small moment, easily forgotten, but neither of them could stop thinking about it afterward.

A few days later, Maya returned to the bookstore, hoping to see him again. To her surprise, Rohan was there, sitting by the window, reading that very same book. Their eyes met, and this time, instead of the awkwardness, there was something familiar, something warm.

They started meeting every week at the bookstore, talking about everything from the poems they loved to the tiny details of their everyday lives. It wasn’t grand or rushed, just two people finding comfort in each other’s company.

One rainy afternoon, as they sat side by side, Rohan turned to Maya and quietly said, "I’m glad we reached for the same book."

Maya smiled, her heart full in the simplest, most overwhelmed way. "Me too," she whispered, and they sat there, in the stillness of the moment, knowing that sometimes, love is found in the smallest, most unremarkable places.
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Maya and Rohan met at the corner bookstore, both reaching for the same worn-out copy of a poetry book. Their hands brushed, and they laughed awkwardly, making room for each other in the narrow aisle. It was a small moment, easily forgotten, but neither of them could stop thinking about it afterward.

A few days later, Maya returned to the bookstore, hoping to see him again. To her surprise, Rohan was there, sitting by the window, reading that very same book. Their eyes met, and this time, instead of the awkwardness, there was something familiar, something warm.

They started meeting every week at the bookstore, talking about everything from the poems they loved to the tiny details of their everyday lives. It wasn’t grand or rushed, just two people finding comfort in each other’s company.

One rainy afternoon, as they sat side by side, Rohan turned to Maya and quietly said, "I’m glad we reached for the same book."

Maya smiled, her heart full in the simplest, most overwhelmed way. "Me too," she whispered, and they sat there, in the stillness of the moment, knowing that sometimes, love is found in the smallest, most unremarkable places.
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Love is found in the smallest, most unremarkable places...
This line is true...
 
Maya and Rohan met at the corner bookstore, both reaching for the same worn-out copy of a poetry book. Their hands brushed, and they laughed awkwardly, making room for each other in the narrow aisle. It was a small moment, easily forgotten, but neither of them could stop thinking about it afterward.

A few days later, Maya returned to the bookstore, hoping to see him again. To her surprise, Rohan was there, sitting by the window, reading that very same book. Their eyes met, and this time, instead of the awkwardness, there was something familiar, something warm.

They started meeting every week at the bookstore, talking about everything from the poems they loved to the tiny details of their everyday lives. It wasn’t grand or rushed, just two people finding comfort in each other’s company.

One rainy afternoon, as they sat side by side, Rohan turned to Maya and quietly said, "I’m glad we reached for the same book."

Maya smiled, her heart full in the simplest, most overwhelmed way. "Me too," she whispered, and they sat there, in the stillness of the moment, knowing that sometimes, love is found in the smallest, most unremarkable places.
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After reading your story, I started going to bookstore.:p I hope you go too.:cool:
 
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