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They said silence meant surrender.
But sometimes quiet means recovery.
Sometimes stillness is the sound of someone rebuilding.
The ground feels different after you fall enough times.
It stops being an enemy and starts being a teacher.
I’ve learned what echo my name makes in the dark.
It’s smaller than I thought but clearer.
Still in the race.
Not chasing the clock anymore.
Just learning the rhythm of breath and bone.
Still in the race.
Time doesn’t heal, it reshapes.
It carves you into something less smooth, more certain.
Every scar is a map back to the start,
and every step forward costs a little memory.
But I pay it anyway.
Still in the race.
Not for trophies, not for eyes.
Just for the pulse that says I’m still here.
Still in the race.
The horizon used to look like an answer.
Now it just looks honest.
You walk long enough, and truth stops hiding.
I’ve seen faces fade and roads break,
but I’m still moving, not to win, just to arrive.
Call it stubborn.
Call it faith.
It’s neither.
It’s just the refusal to stop breathing mid stride.
Still in the race.
No finish line, no crowd to please.
Just this moment, heavy with heartbeat.
Still in the race.
If you can still hear the pulse,
then you’re not done.
And neither am I.
Still in the race.
