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But then he'd lived long enough to expect the futility of ever expecting anything at all

But then he'd lived long enough to understand the futility of expecting anything at all

People bear loneliness every day. They think they won't be able to, that they won't survive, but somehow one second slips into another, becomes an hour, a day, a week, and they are still living. They are still alone, even in the middle of a crowd of people. Even with a partner, a child.

That's what marriage is, isn't it? Taking the rough with the smooth. At least, that's what it should be.

You walked into my life when I was nineteen years old. You were the only man I ever loved - the only man I ever hope to love. You took everything we did together, everything we were to each other, and scorched it to nothing: left it a cloud of ash.