Invisible Fires

The room was filled with quiet smoke,

Not from flames but words unspoken.

Every breath became a promise That refused to stay unbroken.

I carried daylight in my pocket,

Though no one saw the golden thread.

Even when the sky grew heavy,

Hope kept breathing in my chest.

Some fires never paint the night,

Some burn softly out of sight.

Still they warm the coldest air,

Proof that something's always there.

I've got

invisible fires, Lighting every step I take.

Even when the world feels frozen,

There's a spark they cannot break.

Every heartbeat keeps reminding There's a strength beneath the wire.

You may never see the glow,

But I'm alive with invisible fires.

Every scar became a window,

Every tear became the rain.

Nothing lost was ever wasted,

Every ending shaped my name.

I don't need a sky of lightning

To believe the dawn is near.

Even quiet flames keep rising

Long after they disappear.

Every whisper feeds the light,

Every shadow leaves the night.

What survives the strongest storm

Learns another way to warm.

Ashes never tell the story,

Only what was left behind.

Deep beneath the silent surface,

Whole new worlds can still ignite.

I don't need the sky to notice,

Or the stars to know my name.

All I need is one small ember Turning darkness into flame.

I've got invisible fires,

Brighter than they've ever been.

Every moment that once hurt me Now becomes the light within.

Every road that tried to break me Only carried me up higher.

I don't fear the coming night— I'll walk through it with invisible

fires.

Some flames are never meant to be seen...

Only felt.