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“While sitting in a corner with a pen in my mouth

I suddenly perceived a scent of roses and cloves

When I dared to turn around, a telephone rang

Who could possibly call at this time of the night?

So I picked up the phone and asked who was there

A deep voice then told me: “You still think about her”

I hung up the phone and returned to my corner

And noticed the scent had become a bit stronger

I tried to decide if the deep voice was right

And if I knew the person at the other side of the line

I finally realized its identity didn’t matter

For the voice spoke the truth, as I still think about her…”

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