Big planet, One hope

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Tied in a knot is my foreign tongue.

It hides in big crowds

Where the locals view me like a show.

Put to shame,

I want to flee.

I am turned, lingering back.

This world calls me like a friend.

For so long, we felt like frenemies.

Though, the other world knows

My routines.

My lingo,

My ways.

I cannot abandon the other and just remain with one.

Both have shown me pain.

Both have outweighed the other on different days.

I wave to the foreigners.

They stare at me.

I may look like them,

But fail to be like them.

I check on the world I was born in,

It traps me with bills, and walls of wants and floorboards of needs.

The cold front meets the heat.

Caught in-between two worlds,

I will stay.

As I am growing older, I find a way.

To balance and somehow please both.

I am no pro, but I cannot avoid such episodes.

I wave again to the foreigners.

Shy smiles and slight nods are the responses.

Better to try.

Better to fight.

Better to see.

Better to embrace than yearn for the feel.

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