Chapters
There comes a moment when the heart gets lost in a fog of emotions — when one cannot tell whether it cries in sadness, burns in anger, or bleeds in disappointment.
All that remains is the muted echo that something, somewhere, is irreversibly out of place.
As Shakespeare once said, with the precision of someone who has suffered:
“Everyone can master a grief except the one who has it.”
Life, that ancient storyteller, whispers in our ear that everything has a rhythm, a right time, a purpose hidden between the lines of chaos.
Nothing happens by chance — pauses are commas, not endings; and the falls, painful as they are, are rehearsals for flight.
Starting over requires more than courage: it requires patience.
Change does not knock with warnings, nor does it bring instruction manuals.
To be gentle with oneself is like lighting a candle in the dark — a small gesture, yet full of warmth.
What is true, even if lost, always finds its way back.
Life is a book made of living pages — we cannot rewrite the chapters already written, but we always hold the pen to begin a new one.
And perhaps — just perhaps — the next paragraph will be the most beautiful of them all.
