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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I am not moving away. I disobey the reflex to flee. I stay where it still burns, where emotions have not been laid off in the name of artificial calm. What you call a halt is only a temporary freeze, a chosen anesthesia to stop feeling contradiction. But the soul is not a switch— it wears down when turned off too early. Your wall is not protection, it’s a neatly groomed capitulation. It doesn’t shield your chained heart, it teaches it to love its chains by renaming them balance. Everyone has their limits, you say. Yes. But some limits are renunciations masquerading as wisdom. Giving nothing anymore is sometimes the surest way to avoid the risk of being transformed. Your new life begins where nothing can reach you anymore. Mine begins where something insists. Disappointment is not regret, it’s a call that hasn’t yet found its voice. Firmness without tenderness is a skeleton without flesh. I choose active fragility, the kind that accepts being wounded rather than being irreproachable. You say: once upon a time. I say: it is still possible. Caring is not a madman’s cloak, it’s a conscious risk, a refusal to become unscathed. You closed your door. I open none. I remain on the threshold, that unstable place where one can still choose not to move away.
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