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In the Quiet Hours

A Very Tattoo Ready Poem

By MJonCrimePublished 8 months ago 1 min read
In the Quiet Hours
Photo by Sherman Yang on Unsplash

Between breaths,

I became infinite—

a universe expanding

in the space of a heartbeat.

“We are not the sum of our scars,

But the light that found its way through them”.

Remember this when darkness gathers,

when your bones feel too hollow to hold you.

There is ancestral fire in your blood,

waiting to be remembered.

I have watched stars die

and still believed in morning.

I have fallen seven times

and risen like the tide—

inevitable, unstoppable.

The softest things outlast the hardest:

water shapes stone,

whispers outlive shouts,

and love—

love bends but never breaks.

You are not lost.

You are the journey itself,

the road and the traveler,

the question and its answer.

In your deepest silence,

listen—

that wild, persistent rhythm

is the sound of your becoming.

inspirational

About the Creator

MJonCrime

My 30-year law enforcement career fuels my interest in true crime writing. My writing extends my investigative mindset, offers comprehensive case overviews, and invites you, my readers, to engage in pursuing truth and resolution.

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