I want to break everything apart,
but I don’t even know how.
Someone, please tell me…

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I want to break everything apart,
but I don’t even know how.
Someone, please tell me…
Every morning before work, I find myself wishing, “Please, let nothing happen today.”
But I realize—
a day when nothing happens is also a day when I haven’t challenged myself at all.
It’s terrifying,
but maybe I need to face it instead of running away.
いつも仕事に行く前、何事もありませんようにって願う。
でも、何事もない日って何も挑戦してない日ってことなんだよね。
ものすごく怖いけど、立ち向かわないといけないのかな。
Little Did They Know
Little did they know
how many nights I sat with my head in my hands,
trying to make sense of a world
that never felt like it was built for someone like me.
They saw me show up, smile, nod,
say “I’m okay” like it was second nature.
But they didn’t see the versions of myself
I buried just to survive the day.
Little did they know how tired I’ve been.
How waking up isn’t always a relief,
how silence in a room feels louder
than the voices in my own head.
They didn’t hear the conversations I’ve had
with the ceiling, with the night,
with a God I wasn’t even sure was listening.
They didn’t see the tears I swallowed
because there was no one around
who would know what to do with them.
Little did they know I’ve mastered the art
of pretending.
Not because I’m strong,
but because breaking in public
feels worse than breaking in private.
They thought I was calm.
But this calm came after the storm wrecked everything.
After I screamed into pillows,
cut people off,
lost myself,
and crawled back with bloody hands
trying to rebuild something worth living in.
Little did they know
I’m not healed.
I’m not whole.
I’m just here.
And that’s all I’ve got today.