2025-07-19-2
Awakening is not a thunderclap,
Nor lightning’s sudden, blinding art—
It is the gentle, patient map
Unfolding softly in your heart.
It is not forging something new
From iron will or borrowed flame,
But peeling back the layers, true,
And letting go of borrowed names.
You are not the mask you wear,
Nor every fear you’ve ever known—
Awakening is learning where
You end, and where you’ve overgrown.
It is the slow, unhurried fall
Of autumn leaves from burdened trees,
The letting go, the shedding all
That keeps you from your own true ease.
Not changing who you deeply are—
But discarding shadows, doubt, and lies,
So what remains, a quiet star,
Can rise unhidden to the skies.
Awakening is not to strive
To be someone you’ve never met—
But to come home, at last, alive,
To the self you won’t forget.
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