Because you believed.

Friendship

Because you believed

It starts as a flicker, a small, stubborn spark,
A candle held steady against the vast dark,
When I was a shadow, convinced of my flaws,
Caught in the grip of my own silent pause.

 

Then you turned your gaze, like a lens to the sun,
Saw the race not yet raced, saw the work not yet done,
And where I saw iron, rusted and thin,
You traced the vast potential humming within.

 

There is a weight to that look—it is steady and kind,
It anchors the chaos that wanders my mind.
It isn’t a push, or a demand for the prize,
But a quiet reflection held deep in your eyes.

 

Suddenly, gravity loses its sting,
And the heavy-locked spirit finds air for its wing.
For it’s easy to doubt when you’re standing alone,
But harder to shrink when your worth has been shown.

 

It is a bridge built of faith, spanning canyons of fear,
Making the path ahead suddenly clear.
Because you believed—when the belief was too small—
I am finally standing, and ready to fall,
And rise, and continue, and dare to be true,
Carrying the light that you first found in me, too.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Very nice this poem speaks of a spark igniting into a flame and finally light and fire. Metaphoric it speaks clearly

  • Katie B.

    It is amazing the confidence that grows in us when someone believes in us. This poem flows well and leaves you waiting for the next line. I love it and believe it. Absolutely beautiful. Excellent write my friend. a FAVE!

    Katie

    • Friendship

      Thank you, Katie

    • arqios

      Good write, F🕊️🙏🏻

      • Friendship

        Thank you,arqios

        • arqios

          Welcome, Friendship

        • Fränz Müller

          Excellent poem!

          • Friendship

            Thank you,Fränz Müller

          • orchidee

            Good write F.

            • Friendship

              Thank you,orchidee



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