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When You Came By!


On that street, when I saw you,
I thought of times that we went through.
And while I reveled in that joy,
I thought of times that won't come too.

You crossed the road with the same old gait,
I sat in the car in a spellbinding wait.
One glance from you would change it all,
But away you walked, not noticing at all.

The horns went blaring and I'd suddenly note,
My hands on the steering almost froze.
And while I shook my head in denial,
My heart whispered, "What's wrong in another trial?"

And so I drove that very road,
Morn and Noon, To and Fro.
Days passed by but you wouldn't show,
My heart felt low, coz again I let you go!

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