“Still, I Wait”
- Adewale Oluwatosin
- Jul 3
- 1 min read
I’ve whispered my story
into the cracks of every day—
hoping the world might stop
and hear it echo back.
I’ve worked with bare hands
and a soul worn thin,
carving out hope
where there was none to begin.
I’ve believed in goodness,
even when it forgot me—
still kept the light on
for blessings that never came.
And maybe that makes me foolish,
or maybe just human—
to still dream
while drowning.
Some days, I post my pain
like breadcrumbs,
praying someone
finds the trail back to me.
But the truth is—
even in silence, even unseen,
I am here.
I am trying.
I am worthy of more
than just survival.
So I wait, not passively—
but like a seed in the dark
trusting that one day,
the sun will come looking for me.




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