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koi2026-04-11 09:58
Dear opdino,
You didn’t arrive like a miracle—
you arrived like something inevitable.
Quiet, steady,
as if the world had already decided
we would cross paths.
I didn’t notice it at first,
how things began to shift,
how ordinary moments started to carry your presence.
And now it’s strange—
even in your absence,
something remains.
Not loud, not obvious,
but enough to stay.
Sincerely,
the one who noticed too late
You didn’t arrive like a miracle—
you arrived like something inevitable.
Quiet, steady,
as if the world had already decided
we would cross paths.
I didn’t notice it at first,
how things began to shift,
how ordinary moments started to carry your presence.
And now it’s strange—
even in your absence,
something remains.
Not loud, not obvious,
but enough to stay.
Sincerely,
the one who noticed too late
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koi2026-04-11 09:54
Dear teacher,
You are like a star in my sky,guiding my lost words through the darkness.Before I met you,my English was just noise without meaning.
But now, every sentence shines—because of you.
Is this learning…or have I simply fallen into the orbit of your brilliance?
I’m looking forward to seeing you again
You are like a star in my sky,guiding my lost words through the darkness.Before I met you,my English was just noise without meaning.
But now, every sentence shines—because of you.
Is this learning…or have I simply fallen into the orbit of your brilliance?
I’m looking forward to seeing you again