Musings of The Heart
Letters from an overthinking heart— a home for scattered thoughts, soft feelings, and the words I cannot always say aloud.\ud83c\udf3b\ud83e\udec2
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Fragment VI: The Heart Remembers
We often think memories live only in our minds.
But sometimes I wonder if they live everywhere else too.
In songs.
In familiar streets.
In the smell of rain.
In old cafés.
In birthdays.
In sunsets.
In voices we haven't heard for mon...
Fragment V: Music Sits Beside Us While We Grieve
Music sits beside us while we grieve.
Much like the people who choose to stay.
It quietly mends the parts of us we never knew needed tending.
No matter the language a song is written in.
No matter how many instruments accompany it.
No...
Fragment IV: Waiting to Be Chosen
There are seasons in life where it feels as though everything depends on someone else's answer.
An interview that determines whether you'll have work.
A message you've been hoping to receive.
A friendship you hope hasn't drifted too far...
Fragment III: Grief Returns Uninvited
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It's funny—and strange—how the body remembers.
No matter how much time has passed since the grief.
No matter how long ago the trauma occurred.
No matter how busy you've kept yourself.
Or how deeply you've buried yourself in work.
O...
Fragment II: Love Cannot Save Someone — But It Can Stay
One of the hardest things love teaches us is that we cannot save the people we love.
No matter how desperately we wish we could.
We cannot force someone to open up.
We cannot heal wounds they are not ready to share.
We cannot carry burd...
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