
I didn’t find her,
the version of me I once searched for
in every silence,
in every broken mirror.
I stopped asking questions,
not because I found peace,
but because the answers
started to hurt her.
She’d sit in the dark,
ears covered,
tears trembling on the edge—
and I?
I couldn’t watch her break again.
So I stopped.
Not because I healed,
but because I couldn’t
watch her bleed
from my curiosity.
Now, I just let her smile—
even if it's fake,
even if it's stitched with silence.
She deserves that moment of pretend joy,
to dance in the lie,
just for a little while.
So I fooled myself again,
like I always do—
told her we’re okay,
and didn’t ask
what she was hiding this time.
Because deep down,
I’m still scared to ask:
What is she running from?
And what if the answer…
is me?
About the Creator
Ellie
I write the whispers of the soul—silent battles, untold dreams, and echoes of resilience. Let my words speak what hearts often leave unspoken. If you seek words that echo your heart, welcome to my world.



Comments (1)
Yes..most times we want the better version of us that we put our current version through fire, and hurt ourselves. It is good to also appreciate who we are and let God change us. Good work