She was strong now. She stood taller than the mountain that once towered above, where down on her knees, she used to pray.
The days she'd knelt down and curled away from the light, were a distant memory. Now the light flooded her, until the tips of her fingers fizzed with the new life she held inside her soul.
She'd written away the fear from deep of inside herself. She'd written until all the ink, in all the pens she owned had run dry. Until her fingers bled and her mind emptied.
She stretched out and then she held on tightly to the love that now engulfed her, and she smiled.
A small joy had revealed itself and she danced to the sound of long awaited relief.
She was now the mountain. She would endure all weathers. She would house those in need. She would search deeper inside of herself, of her heart and she would become kinder, more understanding, and would bestow more love.
There were still times when she had to fight. Times during the storms, when she just wanted to let go and return to the old familiar patterns, and the safety of her old misery.
But she did not return, not fully. And she knows she never will.