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My feet move forward but my mind stays stuck, I walked this road alone before, I tried to stop picturing you with me, no luck. Though I know you're long gone, I still see you peripherally, A shadow seeped into the corner of every memory. Everyone I've ever loved has a home in me, I let go in body, but in spirit you're weaved. A tasty snack, an even better smell, You're in my air, in this breeze, embodying a perfect nostalgic hell. I have new goals, new friends, new skills From time to time I still think of our thrills, Sometimes it's quiet reflection, sometimes its tearful and loud, It's wild how I can still find you in once familiar sounds. I can't bring you back but how I wish I could, if I could do it all differently believe that I would, If I found you now would the spark remain the same? Souls are so fragile, and who knows what time has changed.
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May 15, 2025
May 15, 2025 at 3:54 PM UTC
The Long After
My feet move forward but my mind stays stuck, I walked this road alone before, I tried to stop picturing you with me, no luck. Though I know you're long gone, I still see you peripherally, A shadow seeped into the corner of every memory. Everyone I've ever loved has a home in me, I let go in body, but in spirit you're weaved. A tasty snack, an even better smell, You're in my air, in this breeze, embodying a perfect nostalgic hell. I have new goals, new friends, new skills From time to time I still think of our thrills, Sometimes it's quiet reflection, sometimes its tearful and loud, It's wild how I can still find you in once familiar sounds. I can't bring you back but how I wish I could, if I could do it all differently believe that I would, If I found you now would the spark remain the same? Souls are so fragile, and who knows what time has changed.
I watched an anime recently Frieren: Beyond Jounery's End, And it just really struck a cord with my soul
Kalliopie
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28/F/Home
May 15, 2025
May 15, 2025 at 3:54 PM UTC
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