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I come home a foreigner. The sun is warm and welcoming, But the environment has changed. Curiosity is beckoning, But with gentle eyes. I come home changed. Last time I was more timid, This time, a little stronger. Last time I thought my weaknesses were insipid, This time, I claim them as a part of me — I come home curious, As to what it might be, I ponder. The family dynamics. The opportunities that I may squander, In fear of becoming my truest self. I come home braver. Even though on the outside I may be frailer, Even though. I might not be, but opportunities I can tailor, So, it is with courage I move forward.
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Feb 10, 2024
Feb 10, 2024 at 1:09 AM UTC
Homecoming
I come home a foreigner. The sun is warm and welcoming, But the environment has changed. Curiosity is beckoning, But with gentle eyes. I come home changed. Last time I was more timid, This time, a little stronger. Last time I thought my weaknesses were insipid, This time, I claim them as a part of me — I come home curious, As to what it might be, I ponder. The family dynamics. The opportunities that I may squander, In fear of becoming my truest self. I come home braver. Even though on the outside I may be frailer, Even though. I might not be, but opportunities I can tailor, So, it is with courage I move forward.
bekahalle
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40/F/Australia
Feb 10, 2024
Feb 10, 2024 at 1:09 AM UTC
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