
Belonging
You were already one of us.
Ahimanikya SatapathyBelonging
You begin to explain yourself, then realise you do not have to. Your silences are familiar here. Even the parts you find difficult have a place among these people.
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Among people who know us, we can sometimes stop translating every part of ourselves. A pause is understood. A difficulty needs no disguise. We are free to be quiet without seeming distant.
Belonging need not make everyone alike. Its generosity is the room it leaves for difference, for changing moods, for the self still taking shape. You return from such company feeling more fully your own.
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Belonging
You were already one of us.
Ahimanikya Satapathy