The Light Eats With You In Unraveling
The day is ending, and the armor you wore to hold yourself together is finally heavy enough to take off. You are replaying the exact second your voice shook, wishing you could reach back into the room and silence yourself before the crack appeared.
But the light does not ask you to edit your history. It stands at the door of this evening and knocks, not to lecture you on your composure, but to eat with you in your unraveling.
There is a peace waiting here that does not require you to be steady, a rest that meets you exactly where your strength gave out. The moment you want to erase is the very place the light is already sitting, waiting for you to stop running and simply be found.
Drawing from
Revelation 3:20, Matthew 11:28
Verses
Revelation 3:20, Matthew 11:28
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