When It Seems You're Alone.
Walking A Road Only You Can See.
When no one hears the words you say,
and all your friends have gone away,
you walk a road so still and wide,
with only shadows by your side.
The world feels cold, the sky turns grey,
you ask if you will be okay.
But step by step, you move ahead,
with quiet strength, though full of dread.
This path you walk, no one may know,
yet seeds of hope begin to grow.
A tiny light inside your chest…
whispers gently: “Do your best.”
And though no hand is there to hold,
you’re braver now, a heart so bold.
For roads unseen are still a way
to find the light, to greet the day.
So when you feel you're all alone,
know your path is yours alone.
And somewhere near, though none can see,
walks hope beside you, silently.
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This poem really resonates. We've all been there, feeling alone and unsure. I remember a tough project at work where I felt like I was on my own. But like in the poem, I kept going, and in the end, things worked out. It shows that even when it seems hopeless, there's always that little voice pushing us forward. How have you felt that silent strength in your own life?