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Slowly, the pulse of this foreign land beats,
And today, I walk its streets with the face of a stranger.
Unfamiliar words fill the air,
New scents seep into the gaps of my memory.
Here, the Sunday of one adapting is akin to the heart of a pilgrim,
Suspended between awe and fear.
I ask myself,
“Is this truly the place where I am meant to stand?”
The sunlight glints off windows in hues I’ve never seen,
And laughter drifts down the streets,
A story I cannot yet decipher.
Yet even in this strangeness,
My heart begins to align with theirs,
Matching the rhythm of this unfamiliar place.
At a corner, I close my eyes,
And feel the path that is now becoming my own.
Thus, the one who adapts knows,
That even the Sundays of strange lands,
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