Harness Her Mess

^{This series explores home not as a place, but a space we create within. Embrace your chaos, turn mess into art, and find freedom in self-acceptance. MiA’s anthem Swimming Pool reminds us: rest, trust, let go, and let life flow.}

^{Vision / Muse: MiA MiU · Photographer: Maxence Renard}

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^{I’m coming home, even if I’m late. I’m coming home—I don’t care how long it takes.}

^{I’m grateful for the time we had, though you never saw my truth. I got lost chasing love, took a detour.}

^{The time we had was good in many ways. I hope I’ve learned some lessons, so I can rest with more blessings.}

^{I thought there was wisdom to find, so I lingered, hoping it wasn’t wasted time.}

^{Be well, be blessed, and please forget me soon, so your thoughts won’t cloud my sun.}

^{No more stops at someone else’s door. I’m whole, and I have my own—home.}

^{My home is mine when I clear the mess, by my own hands, no more, no less. But if some chaos dares remain, I’ll call it art, not just a stain. That is home. That is me—order and wild in harmony.}

^{I’m coming home late, but I’m finally home.}