Storms Before Her Time

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To the girl who carried storms before her time,

I see you trembling under life’s steep climb.

Your hands too small for burdens you bore,

Yet still you stood, though shaken to the core.

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I know the nights you hid your tears,

The lonely hours filled with fears.

The world demanded more than you could give,

And left you searching for a way to live.

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You thought you were too fragile, too weak,

Too small to stand, too lost to speak.

But I have walked the roads you feared,

And found the strength that was always near.

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I carry your scars, your silent cries,

Your whispered hopes and desperate tries.

All the ways you were forced to bend

Have shaped the heart that will not end.

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I wish I could hug you through every night,

Shield you from shadows that stole your light.

I wish I could tell you the truth you could not see:

You were brave beyond what the world could believe.

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Though life was harsh and often unfair,

You survived storms no one else would dare.

And in your pain, you grew a spark,

That still lights the way through the dark.

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The girl you were is never gone,

She walks beside me, keeps me strong.

Her voice is soft, her heart is true,

And in her eyes I see the best of you.

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So hold on tight, little one, I say,

Your past is real, but you’ll be okay.

I carry your dreams, your quiet plea,

And together we move toward what we were always meant to be.