Light Knocks Before You Speak
The screen glows in the dark room, a small rectangle holding the weight of everything you haven't said. Your thumb hovers over the letters, paralyzed by the fear that typing 'I'm sorry' will finally make it real—that you are the disappointment you've always suspected you were.
But the light does not wait for you to be perfect before it speaks. It stands at the door of your silence, not to demand an apology, but to share a meal.
You are not defined by the words you haven't typed. You are defined by the love that remains even in the quiet.
The gathering dark is not a verdict; it is simply the space where the light learns to knock.
Drawing from
Revelation, Gospel of Thomas
Verses
Revelation 3:20
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