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May 2001

31 May

 

 

My Dearest Lady:

 

Last month I moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, to work and await the fall, when I shall return to the road.  I have been making more log entries, recounting in more detail, the days of November and December, 2000.  A lot happened in those days that I never had a chance to write down.

 

But there is more that I want to tell you.  More than I can say in my entries for fear that others might not understand the wordless events that have lead me to this day, to this moment. 

 

How long has it been since we were together last?  The Moon rises and falls with the tides, and my heart follows . . . again . . . and again . . . and again, and I wonder when I will gaze once more into your eyes. 

 

In my dreams, or when I close my eyes, I see you.  You have the features of a king's daughter.  Your laughter drifts like incense through the evening air; your eyes are Love's only flower. 

 

I hear you, sometimes, in crowds.  And I see you, sometimes, in the faces of strangers.  But always, their eyes give them away; I have not found you yet.

 

I have felt for a long time that I would meet you on this adventure.  That this journey would set into motion the events that would bring us together again. 

 

So now I wait.

 

Hope.  That single word comforts me as I sleep.

 

When.  That single word aches in my heart.

 

Forever yours, I remain halfway to nowhere . . .

 

Robert

 

 

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