Lilog224ever
In the quiet corners of life, some stories go unseen. Who Am I in the Book is a deeply personal reflection on grief, invisibility, and the silent strength of those who witness the world from the shadows. It captures moments of emotional vulnerability, the weight of unspoken pain, and the sacred responsibility of carrying truths that often go unnoticed.
Through vivid imagery and raw honesty, the poem explores the feeling of being misunderstood, the longing for connection, and the subtle ways people leave imprints on each other's lives. It's about the invisible hands that write, record, and preserve-like the slaves who carefully wrote scripture-holding the essence of life and faith in quiet devotion.
A journey into the heart of resilience, hope, and introspection, this poem asks: Who am I in the book of life, if not the observer, the silent keeper, the one who records what others overlook?