The Love Behind The Deleted Words
The cursor blinks in the empty field, a rhythmic pulse counting the seconds between what you feel and what you dare to say. You type the truth, then delete it, then type it again, only to erase the words before they can leave the screen.
The mask you wear for the world feels heavy this morning, but the light inside you sees the message you cannot send. It knows the fear that locks your fingers and the love that makes them tremble.
Neither do I condemn you for the silence you keep. The light does not demand you speak before you are ready; it simply waits with you in the quiet.
You are not defined by the words you delete, but by the love that compelled you to write them.
Drawing from
John 8:10-11, Gospel of Thomas 24
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