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Years upon years, I stumble as my fingers press upon your touch, I look as every word escapes, I didn't think much, but, I remembered every word you said, I wrote like this once, Where I faced myself, Through hellos and goodbyes, I left those words, Only to appear alongside, To see one's self, With new eyes, Ones that saw, Change, With a sort of, Feeling, They said it would never be the same, It was true, Though, one could also, See their tears in the rain, And it had, Meaning, I could remember her embrace, And although my mind had grace, He was still there, And he remembered my face, This time, My words would not escape, Without a spoken word, Tongues were merely read, And the only phrase I made, Was the one they could hold, Welcome Home.
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Mar 22
Mar 22, 2026 at 9:22 PM UTC
A Familiar Welcome
Years upon years, I stumble as my fingers press upon your touch, I look as every word escapes, I didn't think much, but, I remembered every word you said, I wrote like this once, Where I faced myself, Through hellos and goodbyes, I left those words, Only to appear alongside, To see one's self, With new eyes, Ones that saw, Change, With a sort of, Feeling, They said it would never be the same, It was true, Though, one could also, See their tears in the rain, And it had, Meaning, I could remember her embrace, And although my mind had grace, He was still there, And he remembered my face, This time, My words would not escape, Without a spoken word, Tongues were merely read, And the only phrase I made, Was the one they could hold, Welcome Home.
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Mar 22
Mar 22, 2026 at 9:22 PM UTC
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