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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The Cosmic Tango: Where We Lose Ourselves to Find Ourselves

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We move together, Like stars pulled by the gravity of love, Locked in a cosmic tango, A dance where we lose ourselves Only to find each other again.

With every twist and turn, We forget the shape of our own bodies, Melting into the rhythm, The pulse of the universe beneath our feet. We spin in and out of each other’s orbit, Forgetting, Remembering, Forgetting again, As if love itself is a game Of hide and seek, Played across the galaxies.

But in the forgetting, We find freedom The freedom to become something new, To shed the skin of what we were And grow into what we are becoming. And in the remembering, We return not to the same love, But to a love reborn, A love deepened by the dance, By the journey of losing ourselves Only to find that we were never truly apart.

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“We move together,
Like stars pulled by the gravity of love,
Locked in a cosmic tango,
A dance where we lose ourselves”
The Cosmic Tango: Where We Lose Ourselves to Find OurselvesPoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

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