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Dec 6, 2024
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Updated: Sep 16, 2025

By Maahika Ajay Kumar


They said,” people cannot be homes,

they're never constant, they'll always change courses.”

I agree but what about you changing your homes too?

It's for the necessity that you change, but your home is still yours.


Maybe we're searching homes in houses,

maybe we're not being constant enough because you really can't be,

you have to grow.

All you have to do is find a home, that you will take with you no matter how many courses change.


The home won't come along with you if it's a house,

we find someone and go into the delusion of shifting with them.

But they are the ones that you leave behind,

and you're crying as you shift.

Sometimes bad and sometimes good.


But in the end it is because you both had to grow,

maybe you will come back to this house turning into a home.

Or maybe you will find your coziest home in a house you thought was haunted or you thought you never would.

You will shed a lot of tears, but the home will turn your tears into glitter.


By Maahika Ajay Kumar


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