Miracles
Do
Miracles Really Happen?
Some people say that
miracles happen when you least expect them and that the universe has a way of
bringing you what your heart desires at just the right time. But for me, it has
never been that simple. I have waited, hoped, and held on to the
idea that something beautiful would come my way, but life has not always been
kind. Maybe my experiences have made me doubt miracles—watching
others find their happiness while I am left wondering when it will be my turn.
It is not that I do not believe in miracles; it is just that I do not
understand why they feel so far away from me.
Yet, despite my doubts,
there is one thing I cannot seem to let go of—one feeling that refuses to fade
no matter how much time passes. It is strange how the heart clings to
something, even when the mind tells it to move on. I have tried to silence it,
to tell myself that if something was meant to happen, it would have happened by
now. But love has a way of making you believe in things you never thought
possible. Maybe miracles do not come in grand, sudden gestures; maybe they are
the slow, unseen moments that quietly bring things closer, even when they do not realize it.
I do not know why some
people get their miracles effortlessly while others are left waiting, longing, and holding on to nothing but a fragile hope. But deep down, I feel something I
cannot explain—a quiet certainty that maybe, just maybe, what I have been
waiting for is not lost. Perhaps, one day, when the time is right, when hearts
finally speak the words they have kept hidden for too long, I will realize that
the miracle I have been waiting for was making its way to me all along. And
yet, some nights, the weight of uncertainty feels unbearable. I close my eyes
and imagine a world where things are different, where feelings are understood
without words.
And here it goes just
waiting for the miracles to fly to me …….
Joice💓
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteYour piece beautifully captures the emotional complexity of waiting for something that feels just out of reach. The introspective tone and heartfelt longing make it deeply relatable, especially for anyone who has ever felt left behind while others seem to effortlessly find their happiness.
ReplyDeleteThe contrast between hope and doubt is striking—you question the nature of miracles while still holding onto the quiet belief that they might exist in subtle, unseen ways. This duality adds depth to your writing, making it feel authentic rather than overly idealistic.
Your closing lines are especially strong, as they encapsulate the lingering uncertainty and quiet yearning that so many experience. It reminds us that while we may not understand why some get their miracles sooner than others, life has its own timing.
Your final thought—that we don’t always understand what others are going through and that answers come when the time is right—is a comforting and profound message. Perhaps miracles are not about sudden transformations but about the journey itself. Keep writing—your words carry a depth of feeling that resonates.
Thanks Boss for the wonderful comments
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