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Chasing Her

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been chasing her. Not a woman, really. But something like her.A silhouette in the distance—sharp, confident, impossible to forget.She walks like she knows the answers. Talks in riddles. Smiles rarely but meaningfully.And…

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The Silence Between Us

It’s a page I’ve got, I’ve got to cross-check because it’ll disappear, Like the time has passed and that, which will, To…

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Misty Memories, Clear Futures

Long before, I could understand, I understood that this wasn’t about me nor it was the world, in total. Both were subjected…

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As If I Got it All Right

Let’s say, for the sake of not saying, There has been a point to wander without a clue, To defer away from…

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The Way It Always Was

Feel it today and let it slip away for tomorrow, It was never yours and it is a distant truth now. All…

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Beyond the Burnt Horizon

And what is left of me, as I see the whole world burnt down to death, And what’s left for me, as…

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Messages Unsent

It was all here until you were here, The priceless being of yours spreading sunshine all across. Now that you are gone…

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Plugging With/To Life, Love, Laughter

As much as my thoughts have taking strolls in oblivious streets at odd hours, For my people as much as can lend support for as long as they can, As much as my being tries to trick me of my…