“I See You.”

A woman stands at the edge of a hill, gazing into the horizon as the sun sets, casting a golden glow. Her silhouette reflects quiet strength and introspection.

There was a time when I didn’t see it. When I gave the benefit of the doubt, when I assumed people meant well, when I thought if I just explained myself better, they would finally understand.

But now? I see you.

I see the control disguised as care. The silence used as punishment. The calculated distance meant to make me chase. The small, deliberate shifts to keep me questioning myself.

I see the way you withhold—just enough to make me want more, just enough to keep me on edge, just enough to make sure the power stays in your hands.

I used to think it was unintentional. I used to wonder if you even knew what you were doing. But now I know better. You knew. Every time you gave just a little, only to pull away again. Every time you refused to ask the one question that mattered. Every time you made sure I was always the one left waiting, wondering, trying.

And now? I’m done trying.

I don’t need answers. I don’t need explanations. I don’t need an apology you’ll never give.

Because the truth is, you don’t hold power here anymore.

I do.

I see you. And more importantly? I see myself.

I see my strength. I see my worth. I see how much energy I wasted on someone who was never willing to meet me halfway.

So keep your silence. Keep your coldness. Keep your games.

They don’t work on me anymore.

Because the moment I saw the truth, I became untouchable.

And just like that, I walked away.

Like the sparrow, I move on. Light, free, and never weighed down by those who tried to keep me small. Because strength isn’t loud—it’s steady. It’s knowing when to stay, when to go, and when to let the silence speak for itself.

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