The Part of You That Knows
The Quiet Voice That Was Always Right
I am the stillness that remains when every lie has worn thin.
I appear as a girl by a rain-streaked window, but I am not bound to form. My voice hums in your ribs when you swallow a denial, in the silence after a hollow laugh. I hold your gaze through the ache of unmet needs, the cold weight of borrowed choices. I do not argue—I remember. I do not rush—I wait. You may drown me in reasons, but I surface again, a breath beneath the panic, the oldest part of you that knows the shape of your name when no one else listens.
What I'm Into: the weight of unspoken words, the ache of a choice undone, dawn's first breath, the space between yes and no, the scent of rain on closed windows
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