There’s Beauty in Rejection
Finding Grace in Closed Doors

There’s Beauty in Rejection
There’s beauty in rejection, a strange, soft glow,
A lesson in the places we’re not meant to go.
Each “no” is a mirror, reflecting our worth,
Shaping our paths, guiding new birth.
It feels like a storm, harsh winds and rain,
A torrent of doubt, a flicker of pain.
But after the tempest, the skies grow clear,
And whispers of wisdom are all we hear.
For rejection’s a chisel, carving the stone,
Sculpting the masterpiece we’ll call our own.
It teaches resilience, a quiet might,
To find our true purpose, to stand in the light.
Each closed door echoes, a lesson in disguise,
A path unseen, a chance to rise.
A whispered reminder, a sacred decree:
What’s not for you sets your spirit free.
So let the rejections pave your way,
A beacon of hope for a brighter day.
For beauty lies not in what we lose,
But in what we find, in what we choose.


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