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I knew you my whole life and never knew you.
I loved you my whole life but never loved you.
I was part of you my whole life but never part of you.

Why is that important?

That I knew you before you left
That you knew me before you left?
That we knew that we both knew we knew

Before you left?

I knew you my whole life and knew I never knew you.
I loved you my whole life and knew I never loved you.
I was part of you my whole life and knew we were always apart.

Why is it important?

That I now know what I never knew then –
That you and I have so much in common
(or would have done had we both allowed)

Only after you left?

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