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So many places that I wanted to see. I traced new paths on the maps, softly, with my hands. Certain journeys were never taken. I will keep them in my memory. I looked for the lost keys, and I saved the never-bought tickets in small boxes of my heart. I smile at the happier people through colored glasses, held to my eyes. This is my eternity closed into moments. Walking alone by the Tiber’s side, I entered the antiquarian bookstore, finding synchronic sentences, small insights, and I came back with relief. To my home—to myself. Without excuses, without doubts, without fears. Writing my song of the world that flows through me. The old reality transformed into a new technological skin. Now, when I open my window, I breathe the scent of jasmine. The rain after the storm is so calming. I see my solitude chosen, my friend, my tender companion. Being with her, I am present with all my senses. Now, the one who remains. The only one.
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Jun 10, 2025
Jun 10, 2025 at 6:30 PM UTC
To My Friend
So many places that I wanted to see. I traced new paths on the maps, softly, with my hands. Certain journeys were never taken. I will keep them in my memory. I looked for the lost keys, and I saved the never-bought tickets in small boxes of my heart. I smile at the happier people through colored glasses, held to my eyes. This is my eternity closed into moments. Walking alone by the Tiber’s side, I entered the antiquarian bookstore, finding synchronic sentences, small insights, and I came back with relief. To my home—to myself. Without excuses, without doubts, without fears. Writing my song of the world that flows through me. The old reality transformed into a new technological skin. Now, when I open my window, I breathe the scent of jasmine. The rain after the storm is so calming. I see my solitude chosen, my friend, my tender companion. Being with her, I am present with all my senses. Now, the one who remains. The only one.
Agnes-de-Lodz
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48/F/Poland
Jun 10, 2025
Jun 10, 2025 at 6:30 PM UTC
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