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Stumbling

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By Atomic HistorianPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
Stumbling
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Looking at how many days it’s been

Since I was last here

I’ve lost pace again

But it’s for a better reason this time than last year

I’ve actually been surrounded by people that make me happy

And have lost track of the days

And time

To give you a new daily rhyme

But here you are

I hope you’re not disappointed

I hope you understand

It was unplanned

I was just so caught up in the experience

In the little moments of happiness and joy

I’ve had over the last few days

I hope you’re well

Sincerely yours

Your local bastion of brevity

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    Written by Atomic Historian