A Quite Forgiveness

Whispers in the dark, shadows I’ve made my home

Silent echoes of the scars I’ve never shown

I’m sorry I wasn’t strong enough to hold you safe

Turning my back, I let the darkness take your place

Punished my soul for every tear I couldn’t erase

Carrying weight that never belonged to my name

Fragile as glass, I tremble in the quiet

Falling through the cracks of a past I can’t deny

But I will speak to the ghost I buried deep inside

Fight the sinking fear that I can never – no, never hide

This silence screams, a fire in my veins, a breaking chain

Tonight I’ll forgive what I have lost, and finally reclaim

I see the sunlight through a fractured pane of glass

A promise of dawn I thought I’d never last

Let these wounds become the petals of a new spring

Rise from ashes, let the wounded bird sing

No more shadows, no more blame, just air and light

Holding myself, I finally set it right

A quiet storm—release, a healing rain

In forgiving, I am whole again