
I'll Hold Your Place
You don’t have to hold yourself together If the weight finally breaks your bones, if the world feels too loud, too sharp, too demanding, too full of misery. Take a step back. Breathe. Disappear for a while if you need to. I’ll wait in the quiet you leave behind. You’re not fading. You’re not forgotten. You’re not the sum of those wounds you call flaws. I’ve seen the light inside you, even when you don't see it yourself. The kind that shines even when you feel dim. And if this is your breaking point, your unraveling, your moment of letting go I won’t ask you to fight. I won’t drag you forward. I’ll sit beside the space you used to be and keep it warm until you’re ready to return. You call yourself “the least of these,” I know you've carried storms that would have drowned weaker hearts. You’ve bled honesty. You’ve given pieces of yourself even when you had nothing left to give. That kind of courage leaves a mark, not shame. And if this is your breaking point, your unraveling, your moment of letting go I won’t ask you to fight. I won’t drag you forward. I’ll just sit beside the space you used to fill and keep it warm until you’re ready to return. So go follow wherever life is pulling you. Find your stillness, your quiet, your peace. Let the noise fall away until you can hear yourself think. And when you’re ready Broken Hazel, when the tide shifts again when you feel that pull back toward the people who love you I’ll be here. No judgment, No conditions. Just a friend who never stopped believing in your worth.

