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The evening air was soft as velvet against my skin, the quiet room lit only by the gentle glow of candlelight. I stood before the mirror, my breath a faint mist upon the cool glass, and truly saw myself for the first time. My own hand, trembling slightly, came to rest over the steady, quiet rhythm in my chest. A profound warmth spread from that single point of contact, a silent conversation between my palm and my soul. The weight of a thousand unkind words I had spoken to myself began to dissolve under that simple, tender pressure. I closed my eyes, feeling not loneliness, but a deep and abiding companionship with the person I was always meant to be. Tears, not of sorrow but of profound recognition, traced a delicate path down my cheeks, each one a release. In that hushed sanctuary, I learned the language of my own worth, spoken through the quiet pulse beneath my fingers. The world outside faded into insignificance, leaving only this sacred space of acceptance. It was not a dramatic epiphany, but a gentle unfolding, like a flower finally turning its face to the sun. I held myself, and in that embrace, I was finally, completely, home.
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