"I exist in the pauses and the pages you almost skipped."
In some universe, I am in the deep green woods, far away from the human race Oh! so untouched Oh! so free, teaching my roses to trust the rain again. And spending my mornings sipping in silence with coffee that tastes like stillness, grading my sunflowers and marigolds that how bravely they bloomed that week when the surrounding was bit more heavier and uncertain. And my bookshelves bend under the weight of unread endings.
But that’s just one version.
Because in another universe whether in legal arguments or lavender fields I remain the same. People mistake me for calm. But it’s not calm it’s depth. It’s knowing how to carry oceans in silence and how to cry in ways that only plants understand. I feel things too loudly in a world that worships quiet indifference. I write things I can’t say out loud, and love in ways I’ll never confess directly and then i over-romanticize. I’m a little messy like tangled fairy lights in a forgotten box. I’m still learning how to be soft without being walked over, still trying to give love without becoming invisible.
If I ever disappear, look for me where things grow slowly: between pages of unfinished novels, under the shade of trees that don’t ask for anything, in a voice note never sent, in a gaze held one second too long. And if you find me really find me just know I move like honey, trust like moonlight, and love like roots: deep, silent, and unshakable.









