Healing doesn’t end with a flourish.
It begins again —
slowly,
softly,
like petals opening to a light they’ve finally learned to trust.
───
The slow bloom doesn’t rush.
It knows that roots come first,
that beauty means nothing
without depth.
───
I’ve stopped trying to grow overnight.
Now I let the days unfold me
in their own rhythm —
a little more open,
a little more brave,
a little more here.
───
The slow bloom teaches patience.
It whispers that not all progress can be seen,
that some of the most important changes
happen quietly beneath the surface.
───
And when I finally notice the color returning,
it’s not dramatic.
It’s real.
It’s me,
becoming again,
without apology.
───
— Desiree
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