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Invisible Landings

by psalmiseta

042926 @ Arjan I was between chapters — Ink not yet dry, Paper still remembering my weight… When the horizon shifted And called itself elsewhere. A landing that felt like falling, A door without a name, Walls made of questions. Even silence had an echo there… Even certainty learned to hesitate. There are ghosts of a life That still know my shape — Keys that fit, Roads that remember my footsteps, Laughter that doesn’t need translation. But here — It is just me And the sound of my own voice. I unravel, Then gather myself in unfamiliar ways. A quiet war, Where victory looks small But feels infinite. Yes, the body grows heavy — Time clings to my shoulders… Yet something lighter lives within: A pulse of calm, A joy that does not ask permission. I speak too much to the air, But something unseen listens — Steadied the trembling, Softens the edges of fear. And so the question dissolves— Not answered, just outgrown.
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25 / F / Dubai
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25 / F / Dubai
Published
Apr 27
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