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Ready.

cynthiafoustvenner
Jun 11
1 min read

It's been almost a year.


A year filled with too much loss, but a year I envision to be replaced with hope.


The sadness replaced with smiles.


The tradegy replaced with triumph, and the tears replaced with a new trajectory.


I have taken a break from life.


But I never let it slide away.


I just got into my cocoon.


While I patiently waited to become a butterfly.


I think I am there.


Or atleast I hope so.


I guess the world will be my judge.


Lord knows I have survived worse.


I think I am ready to show my wings.


World, you have put me down, but you also built me back up.


Alone.


I think I am ready to fly again.


Wish me luck.


Xoxo,

C.

 
 
 

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