YOU HAD ME AT GOODBYE
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Alan Berger
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
The quintessence of these poems lies in the verses below:
YOU HAD ME AT GOODBYE
All the things you left behind.
Your toothbrush, your pillow, where you would rest your restless mind.
The book you wrote and read out loud.
The way you couldn’t blend in with the crowd.
A dog and cat that still wait by the door.
Your last pair of socks still laying on the floor.
I remember you saying that when you were just thirteen,
You knew you would walk always with a melancholy sheen.
Some call it shadows that disappear in the fog,
Sir Winston Churchill called it his “Black Dog”.
I am more than deadly serious,
We almost had a near life experience.
I’ll still feel the same rain and breeze,
But my head on your shoulder gave me my peace.
All the wars we could have done
All the memories we could have won
They say time heals,
It doesn’t.
They said it was all just a dream,
It wasn’t.
I still don’t know the what or why,
You had me at goodbye.
~ Scarlet Leaf Review Editor in Chief, Roxana Nastase
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