He wrote a letter to her. It wasn't a good letter. Scrunched in to a ball it arched through the air, ricocheted from the back of the waste paper basket and landed firmly amongst the other rubbish. It was one of those moments that make life a little lighter, but today it went unnoticed.
He thought the perfect letter, a beautiful song, or a painting as breathtaking as her would be all he needed to win her back. Yet he could find none of these things inside himself. It was like the moment before the Champaign cork burst forth. He had these feelings fizzing inside of himself, but they were going nowhere. The pressure was building up and soon the bottle would crack.
All he knew of love he had learnt from television, and he was beginning to think he had been another victim of lies. If this were a movie all it would take was a simple "I love you" in a packed airport and he would have her in his arms again.
He sighed, placed a fresh sheet of paper in front of him and lifted his pen, heavy as lead.
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