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Where They Still Live

Maps of memories, ripple
Route 202,
blossoms into laughter.
I apologize, sometimes
I’m pulled along,
by honest lies too strong.
No matter where I go alone,
I am home.

No matter where I go alone,
this is home.

This suspended space,
in my mind,
down streets where they still live.

Where They Still Live

Maps of memories, ripple
Route 202,
blossoms into laughter.
I apologize, sometimes
I’m pulled along,
by honest lies too strong.
No matter where I go alone,
I am home.

No matter where I go alone,
this is home.

This suspended space,
in my mind,
down streets where they still live.

Kotomi Yamamura, 23

Sammamish / Redmond

 
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