A quote by M. Dangi

When Souls Remember Before the first word was spoken, our spirits already knew the script. Not lovers bound by clocks, but companions written in the timeless. We meet where silence overflows, where a single glance is a lifetime of speech. No need to hold, no fear to lose, the heart simply stays. Across oceans of change and the small endings of ordinary days, the current of knowing remains. It is neither beginning nor end, only the endless present of two souls remembering home.

M. Dangi (Mukata Dangi)

When Souls Remember

Before the first word was spoken,
our spirits already knew the script.
Not lovers bound by clocks,
but companions written in the timeless.

We meet where silence overflows,
where a single glance is a lifetime of speech.
No need to hold, no fear to lose,
the heart simply stays.

Across oceans of change
and the small endings of ordinary days,
the current of knowing remains.
It is neither beginning nor end,
only the endless present
of two souls remembering home. — M. Dangi — When Souls Remember Before the first word was spoken, our spirits already knew the script. Not lovers bound by clocks, but companions written in the timeless. We meet where silence overflows, where a single glance is a lifetime of speech. No need to hold, no fear to lose, the heart simply stays. Across oceans of change and the small endings of ordinary days, the current of knowing remains. It is neither beginning nor end, only the endless present of two souls remembering home. M. Dangi

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