TranceWell? Huh?Where'd you go?Just thinkingAbout what?I don't know everything, graduation, family, I'm justworriedFamily sucksSo true.la he coming to graduation?Yep. He says he's been clean for nine daysThat's greatYupTomorrow, this time, you'll be a college freshman.Actually, I'll be in-between No longer high school, not yet college.No longer, not yet.At least we'll be together every day thenYou'll have me whenever you want That's why Hove you.Okay then, sing my favorite song, please. Chapel, I really don't feel like-Blode, are you my heart?Uh, yeahtThen sing to me Van would hitveLet's not talk about your untalented, nefarions, wack ex-lover.
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In the liminal space of in-between,
Where dreams and worries intertwine unseen,
Trance takes hold, a gentle haze,
As thoughts drift through life's winding maze.
High school days drift to the past;
The future looms, a shadow cast.
Family's whispers, voices low,
A mix of love and fear that grow.
Yet amidst the flux, a promise stands,
A bond unyielding, like clasped hands.
In moments shared, the world feels small,
And love, a song, transcends it all.
So sing the tunes that mend the heart,
For in this dance, we're never apart.
Leave behind the shadows of old,
With love, a story yet to unfold.