
I Almost Missed My Own Life
I kept waiting for someday until I realised someday keeps moving.
Love poems, serial romance, slow kisses, and stories that linger like rain~
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I kept waiting for someday until I realised someday keeps moving.

A little story about growing up together… except one of us was always going to grow old first.

I was scared to love you. Terrified. But my heart did it anyway.

He left his mug, his charger, and one stupid sock behind. I kept the flowers... and slowly found my way back to myself.

A motorway service station at four in the morning, and everything in the car is still adjusted for someone else.

A paid-room confession about blankets, sinks, distance, and the extremely rude thing someone said to me this week.

Everyone can say it. Watch what he does with the blanket.

A messy little paid-room confession after My Body Walked In Before My Apology Could... about mirrors, shrinking, softness, music, and the tiny moment your apology finally sits down.

A recording from AsukaHotaru and Leo thee Lemon's live video

For every soft, loud, gorgeous body that got tired of shrinking just to be loved.

A poem for the person I can’t reach anymore, and all the ordinary things that still get to.

A poem for everyone who has ever loved someone through a phone call, a time zone, and a house that kept saving their place.

A soft paid-room ramble on the tiny love stuff that makes tomorrow feel less empty.

A love poem for the person who made ordinary life feel like forever.

A private note on survival, silence, and the small stubborn voice that waited in the dark.

A poem for the girl who thought she had lost her voice... until it came back with teeth.

A rain-soaked love poem for the kind of wanting that stays outside because the dark is braver than any room.

A poem for the love that stands beside you in the dark until even the locked room starts looking survivable.

A poem for the woman who stopped waiting to be chosen~ and finally came home to herself.

A poem for the love you didn’t fall into... the love you chose with both eyes open.