This feels like resilience dressed up as routine. Someone who knows the story has already hurt, yet still chooses to step into the light, cross the road, and begin again. Quietly heartbreaking, but also quietly brave.
"but in my movie— the plot already did, i just dusted off my knees, cut the scene, and started again..." Wow. What a phenomenal line. This whole piece is such a beautiful, honest look at daily resilience. Love this ✨
Hello, Em.I liked the part about putting on sunglasses. It has a bit of humor, and it feels very much like you, with a little sarcasm and a gentle kind of laughter.
And that last line, too. It reminded me that it's not the result that matters, but the fact that we tried to keep walking today. It brought that feeling back to me. 😇
The image of crossing stayed with me. The same side of the road, the same attempt, every day. Sometimes that’s enough to keep the story moving.
Thank you so much for reading and appreciating it 🙏
So evocative and thought provoking ♥️
Thank you so much 🥹🖤
Love this, Em!
Thank you! It means a lot
Love this. Especially the last two lines.
Thanks so much 🙏
I love this. Resilience spills through the imagery. I especially liked the dusting-off-the-knees part and the ending. <3
Thank you so much ☺️🖤
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This feels like resilience dressed up as routine. Someone who knows the story has already hurt, yet still chooses to step into the light, cross the road, and begin again. Quietly heartbreaking, but also quietly brave.
thank you, this is such a thoughtful comment and perspective! I appreciate it a lot 🙏☺️
Glad it resonated, em.
Baby steps at a time.
indeed. thanks for reading 🙏
"but in my movie— the plot already did, i just dusted off my knees, cut the scene, and started again..." Wow. What a phenomenal line. This whole piece is such a beautiful, honest look at daily resilience. Love this ✨
thank you soooo much 😭🖤 it means a lot
Hello, Em.I liked the part about putting on sunglasses. It has a bit of humor, and it feels very much like you, with a little sarcasm and a gentle kind of laughter.
And that last line, too. It reminded me that it's not the result that matters, but the fact that we tried to keep walking today. It brought that feeling back to me. 😇