Soul Pen Writing – Words That Heal Broken Hearts

  Dear  me, You tried a lot . You really did it. Even when you had no energy left, and when nobody noticed.  You did Even when you didn’t understand your own pain . I know you stayed in peoples too long. And you trusted too quickly. On those, you understood your owns. You Apologized when your were not in fault. But still… You kept believing that people would see your heart.your beautiful and brave heart. But today, I am letting you go. Neither with anger nor with shame. But with love, a lots of love. Because you helped in my survival. But I am not only surviving. I’m living, living a happy life. So, I hold your hands one last time and whisper: “Thank you , thank you so much for getting me here.” The new me? He is softer. He is Stronger. And he doesn’t carry the weight that wasn’t his. Goodbye, old me. You can rest now.

Letting go doesn’t mean you’re weak.  It doesn’t mean you’ve stopped loving, or that you’ve given up too soon. It just means you’ve realized something deeper— That holding on any tighter might only hurt you both. Letting go can be love in its most unselfish form. It’s saying: I want the best for you, even if that best doesn’t include me. It’s saying: I want peace for myself, even if it means walking away from a dream I once held close. Sometimes we don’t get the closure we crave. Sometimes no explanation ever comes. And that silence? That space? It becomes your answer. Some people aren’t meant to stay. They’re meant to teach you something— about love, about loss, about who you are when the pieces fall apart. So if today’s the day you’re letting someone go, do it gently. Do it with love, not bitterness. With gratitude, not resentment.