Outcasts

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They say I'm quirky, too easy to thrill,

always lost in small things, quiet and still.

People don't include me, I'm often left out,

like a forgotten echo, soft and without doubt.


You're quieter still, fading in crowds,

a whisper of calm, where noise gets too loud.

Most never see you, they pass you right by,

missing the depth in your still, steady eyes.


But maybe together, we'll find a way—

two outcasts adrift in a world turned grey.

We'll make our own corner, a place just for two,

where being overlooked feels perfectly true.

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