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I wish I am the chosen one, the one that is so essential, can I be better in the future? I can’t even answer that. Like a mirrorball suspended in a dimly lit room, I will only say, “yes!”, “you can have that” “you can do that”, I would never say no, I don’t dare to, fret that I’ll hurt their feelings, but did they think the same way? this time, the answer is yes. Sometimes, I wish I knew everything, the scent of uncertainty lingering in the air, sometimes, I wish I knew nothing, the taste of regret like bitter coffee on my tongue, either way, I’m a mirrorball the one that’s just there, the gentle hum of unnoticed existence, no one even notices it, until they need it. Like a mirrorball, when it’s break it’s shattered into a million pieces, the sound of splintering glass echoing in the silence, but that’s what makes it shine, the dazzling light refracting through the shards, that’s what gives it attention.
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Dec 18, 2024
Dec 18, 2024 at 4:47 AM UTC
A Shattered Mirrorball
I wish I am the chosen one, the one that is so essential, can I be better in the future? I can’t even answer that. Like a mirrorball suspended in a dimly lit room, I will only say, “yes!”, “you can have that” “you can do that”, I would never say no, I don’t dare to, fret that I’ll hurt their feelings, but did they think the same way? this time, the answer is yes. Sometimes, I wish I knew everything, the scent of uncertainty lingering in the air, sometimes, I wish I knew nothing, the taste of regret like bitter coffee on my tongue, either way, I’m a mirrorball the one that’s just there, the gentle hum of unnoticed existence, no one even notices it, until they need it. Like a mirrorball, when it’s break it’s shattered into a million pieces, the sound of splintering glass echoing in the silence, but that’s what makes it shine, the dazzling light refracting through the shards, that’s what gives it attention.
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Dec 18, 2024
Dec 18, 2024 at 4:47 AM UTC
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