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Freedom of Falling
June 18, 2026 There was no fear.Only sunlight. A bridge stretched across the sky,high above water so impossibly blueit looked borrowed from another world. The kind of water that invites youwith its glistening depth and endless secrets. I stood at the railingwatching the waves breathe below me,feeling the distance,feeling the height,feeling the impossible spacebetween where…
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Almost
June 17, 2026 Some stories arrive already written. Not in ink,but in absence. Life happens. It throws us unexpected turns,cancels plans,leaves promises unfinishedand words suspended in the airwithout a place to land. And I am left wonderingwhether the connection I feltever truly existed,or if I built a cathedralfrom echoes and wishful thinking. I keep waiting…
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The Things I Wish You Knew
June 12, 2026 One day, perhaps,the world will grow quiet enoughfor you to see me clearly. Not the version of methat exists between hurried conversations,stolen moments,or half-finished stories. The real me. The woman who noticesthe things others overlook. The way your mind never stops searching,always building,always questioning. The kindness you hide behind humor.The softness you…
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The Persistence of Craving
I should know better by now. I know the danger of thingsthat feel too good,too fast,too necessary. I spend my days watching peoplefight their way back from addictions,listening to storiesabout the first high,the first rush,the first moment they knewthey were already lost. And every time,I think of you. Not because you destroy me. But you…
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Resilience
They say that pain leaves fingerprints,that trauma marks the soul,that broken roots and shattered homesextract a heavy toll. By all accounts, I should have fallen,lost somewhere along the way,a ghost beneath a bridge at night,sleeping through the day. The odds were stacked against melong before I understood.I learned that life could wound a childbefore it…
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The Secret I Carry
No one would know it by looking at me. I laugh at the right moments.I tell the stories I am supposed to tell.I carry on with the ordinary rhythm of my dayswhile your name lives beneath my tongue. Even thinking it feels dangerous. You have become the secret room inside my heart.You are the place…
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The Inheritance of Survival
Why is it that when someone dies, we feel compelled to bury their ugliest truths alongside them? We sweep their failures beneath the rug, polish their memories until they gleam, and tell stories that soften the sharp edges of who they really were. The day you died, a part of me died with you. I…
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When Love Made Her Brave
She folded herself into corners,quiet as dust drifting through sunbeams. The world barely noticed she existed,and her voice was never loud enoughto rise above the scattered chatterof crowded rooms. She believed her presence left little morethan a footprint in wet sand,destined to be erasedby the tide’s inevitable return. Her dreams traveled as whispers,carried on summer…
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The Devil Reached Her
She was not taken in some violent moment.No thunder split the heavens.No crimson omen bled across the sky. She disappeared quietly-through the aching hunger to be chosenby hands that only ever reached halfway.Through accepting confusionbecause even confusion felt warmerthan the loneliness echoing through her hollowed ribs. She opened her heart freely,pouring herself into thosewho drank…
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