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Alone


All by myself—
not by choice,
yet I settle into stillness
like a solitary lily in shaded bloom.
Here, quiet hours turn gentle,
and I cradle my thoughts
as if they were seeds waiting for spring.
I open my mind’s windows to soft winds,
let my dreams drift and unfurl
where no chorus of voices follows.
I am at peace,
content to shine a distant light,
not like the rest—
but wholly my own.

 

 

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Adventure_cat
<p>I&#39;d offer you friendship though you seem to be content on your own, that&#39;s something I respect, nontheless, one friend or two couldn&#39;t hurt &lt;3</p>

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