
Patience
The quiet art of staying
I stopped asking time
to hurry on my behalf.
Stopped pressing my ear
to the door of becoming.
Patience is not waiting
with clenched teeth.
It is staying open
when nothing answers yet.
It is learning how to breathe
inside the unanswered question
without calling it failure,
without calling myself late.
Patience sits beside me
like an old friend
who doesn’t fill the silence,
just makes it safe.
It teaches me that roots grow
in the dark first.
That nothing sacred rushes
its own unfolding.
Some days patience feels like trust.
Other days it feels like grief
with its hands unclenched.
Both are honest.
I am not behind.
I am listening.
I am allowing life
to finish its sentence.
And when the moment arrives—
not forced, not chased—
I recognize it
because patience taught me
how to see.
— Flower InBloom ♡
About the Creator
Flower InBloom
I write from lived truth, where healing meets awareness and spirituality stays grounded in real life. These words are an offering, not instruction — a mirror for those returning to themselves.
— Flower InBloom

Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.