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I remember when the world was so big and new, And I was eager to explore every inch of it. I remember. Do you? I can almost feel the wind lifting my hair As I skipped freely, Light-hearted, Unafraid. I remember the days when the sky Was never more blue— Wide, open, endless. I can still recall the magic. Can you? I remember flying high in my imagination, Spotting ships in the clouds, Sailing their silent journeys above me. I remember the time When my heart was young, When my life had only just begun. I saw beauty everywhere— And I still do. I remember those days. Do you? I remember when I carried endless faith in myself, When I believed without question That I could become anything I dreamed of. I still draw strength From the hope I had back then, From the version of me Who believed so easily, So boldly. I can slip back into those moments— Into that freedom, That wonder, That innocence. Can you?
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Dec 19, 2025
Dec 19, 2025 at 8:39 PM UTC
I Remember... by Mirriam K Musonda-Salati
I remember when the world was so big and new, And I was eager to explore every inch of it. I remember. Do you? I can almost feel the wind lifting my hair As I skipped freely, Light-hearted, Unafraid. I remember the days when the sky Was never more blue— Wide, open, endless. I can still recall the magic. Can you? I remember flying high in my imagination, Spotting ships in the clouds, Sailing their silent journeys above me. I remember the time When my heart was young, When my life had only just begun. I saw beauty everywhere— And I still do. I remember those days. Do you? I remember when I carried endless faith in myself, When I believed without question That I could become anything I dreamed of. I still draw strength From the hope I had back then, From the version of me Who believed so easily, So boldly. I can slip back into those moments— Into that freedom, That wonder, That innocence. Can you?
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Dec 19, 2025
Dec 19, 2025 at 8:39 PM UTC
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