The Silent Fall

The Silent Fall

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I wonder how it feels to hear comforting words; how much would they affect you? Do verbally said words hits different? Would they feel more... comforting? I've read people loving the silence, I understand what they meant, but I can't help but think that they should be happy their world is noisy, one that I very much wanted to experience. A world in silence forever is too much to stay in. No ringing of the ears, just void. A blank world, no laughter, no cries. I can't hear nor talk. Kaya, sobrang sobra ako ma-curious, paano magkagusto? Paano ko mararanasan yung mga nararanasan ng normal na tao? How does it feel to voice out words and be heard? I can't do anything about my situation, but I've always wonder, how would it feel to have someone who'll understand me? Who'll go through my world just to be with me? Though, sino ba naman ang susubok? Started: 04/20/2025 Ended: [ongoing]
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Every time our eyes met, it felt like joy itself recognized me-as if something sweet and familiar had been waiting just beneath the surface of ordinary days. The world was coming undone around me, losing shape, losing sense, and then you arrived-not as a solution, but as something given, something sacred, to make up for everything that never made sense. I don't know how to live forward without you-not well, not truthfully. I'm just one of your ordinary children, a strand in the thread of this wild, beautiful family, but if you're not woven in, I don't think the rest of the tapestry matters. I can't imagine a world for Kinsle where your voice doesn't rise somewhere in the wind, guiding, grounding, reminding us how to belong. I've never done well with change, with discomfort, with the unfamiliar-I've been enduring what everyone calls the "normal stuff," and none of it feels normal if you're not there. Who could ever be more than you? Who could ever outshine you? I never asked for much in this life-never longed for things, never chased material gold-pero mukhang hindi ko yata kaya na mawala ka sa akin. I don't think I could bear it. And yet, that's what people say. When they hold something so precious, their soul aches-they always say, "Hindi ko kakayanin kung mawawala ka." "Hindi ko kaya mamuhay ng wala ka." I say it too, but what makes me different? What would it take for this ache to be more than just another echo? Maybe it starts here-with trembling, with truth, with admitting that I've heard the words "Do not be afraid" more times than I can count, and still, I am. No one ever said that faith sometimes stutters. And that, too... might be holy.

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