THE DAY THAT WAITED FOR YOU

Some days feel impatient, full of alarms, deadlines, and lists that chase you from the moment you wake.
But today feels different.
It’s not rushing you.
It’s waiting.
The light came in slowly through the curtains.
The air feels softer than usual.
Even the world outside seems to be moving at half-speed, as if it knows you need a moment before you begin.
Maybe that’s the gift of today, a reminder that not every day demands you to sprint.
Some days simply open their hands and say, I’ll be here when you’re ready.
So take your time.
Sip your coffee a little slower.
Step into the day when your heart says yes.
It will still be here, waiting.
___Mariam Shosanwo 

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