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Maybe healing was never about becoming whole…
maybe it was learning how to hold every piece.

I kept trying to rearrange
the shattered architecture of myself,
lining up broken constellations
as if symmetry could save me.
But every fragment carried breath,
every fracture held a voice.
Not ruined—
just unfinished in the light.

What if nothing was missing…
only waiting to be seen differently?

There is space between the fragments,
a sacred silence where I breathe.
Not every broken thing must mend
to still become complete.
I am not the pieces scattered—
I am the thread beneath them all.
The space between the fragments
is where I finally hear my soul.

Some parts of me still speak in storms,
some only whisper when alone.
One learned armor from survival,
one still trembles to be held.
I used to fear contradiction,
all the selves I couldn’t name—
but now I see the shifting pieces
were never asking me to choose.

Even shattered mirrors
still remember how to reflect the light.

There is space between the fragments,
a sacred silence where I breathe.
Not every broken thing must mend
to still become complete.
I am not the pieces scattered—
I am the thread beneath them all.
The space between the fragments
is where I finally hear my soul.

The stars are not less beautiful
because they burn apart.
The ocean does not lose itself
each time it breaks to shore.
Maybe the soul was never meant
to live as only one thing.
Maybe becoming
is learning how to stay open.

There is space between the fragments,
and every piece still belongs.
Not separate, not abandoned—
just becoming something larger.
I am not shattered by my breaking,
I am expanded by it all.
The space between the fragments
was never empty after all.

Wholeness…
was hidden in the spaces between.