Entering the Space
By Yeon Soo Park (Kelly)

I am entering the space.
I was alone. I came to the United States when I was little.
I lived with an uncle, aunt, and cousins for middle school.
I was a happy little child. I had friends.
But, I would say, I was alone.
Do I know where I was belonging to?
What does family-oriented mean?
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I am entering the space.
Emptiness and Loneliness are co-existed.
It has different meanings. It is not as simple as the word.
There are all kinds of conflicts that combine to make the feeling of loneliness.
There was something that I was missing.
Who knows? I do not even know what exactly it is.
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I am entering the space
I create a space and keep expanding it as much as I want and finally smudging into real me.
The feeling of waiting for someone or something.
Am I actually missing something ?
What am I worried about ?
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