TWIN FLAME
It said gullible on the ceiling. Goddess smiles sweetly Nobody understands the world like we do honey, The cruelty has only made us softer.
We were girls who learned survival before we learned ease, two stitched-together echoes of the same quiet grief. The world tried to sharpen us in different ways, but we found each other in the fractures it made.
It said gullible on the ceiling, like the universe was laughing at our trust, but we looked up anyway, and laughed too, because some pain loses power when it’s shared.
You called me honey like it was armor, not sweetness, and I called you goddess like it was the only truth that fit. We wore those names like stolen halos, soft rebellion against everything that tried to harden us.
Nobody understands the world like we do, honey, not because we are wiser, but because we were burned in the same strange language of almosts and never-enoughs, and still chose to speak gently anyway.
The cruelty has only made us softer, like river stones shaped by storms that never asked permission. We did not break into bitterness… we broke into understanding, and somehow that felt like victory.
Twin flame, not in fire that consumes, but in fire that remembers how to warm without taking. Two girls who met in the wreckage and decided that healing would be something we do together.














