She doesn't know

She met him in the most cliche of places, rolling her eyes at his approach. She didn't know they'd fit so well. She knew him for only a month before having to say goodbye. She didn't know they'd fit so well. He's been gone for longer than she ever knew him. She didn't know they'd fit so well. She continues to think about him and wonder if more time would have enabled or hindered. She didn't know they'd fit so well. She just learned she'll see him soon, but only for a couple of weeks and goodbye again she must say. She didn't know they'd fit so well. She thinks it may be easier to not see him at all than to have to say goodbye again. She didn't know they'd fit so well. Until those weeks of brevity, she must battle between will of logic and will of the heart. She didn't know they'd fit so well.