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Jun 9
Let it go, love.
The ache.
The wish.
The “what if.”
All the silent wars you’ve fought
beneath midnight ceilings,
the echoes you answered with shaking hands
and a brave, tired heart.

Let it fall.
Like rain that no longer asks permission.
Like sorrow that finally exhales.
You don't owe strength tonight—
just honesty.

And after that cry, come back here.
With red eyes and tender breath.
With no need to explain.

Because I’ll remind you every time:
You are not broken.
You are becoming.

Not ruined—
Rising.
Not lost—
Unfolding.

So cry, love.
But never forget:
This is not the end of you.
It’s just the storm
before the softest bloom.
Dedicated to me
Written by
Mary Huxley  F/Krypton
(F/Krypton)   
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