when you don't know what to say

Fold the silence.

Wrap it in ribbon.

Let it speak without needing to explain.

You don’t have to fix the breaking.

You don’t have to name the ache.

Just show up—softly, slowly, with ink and open hands.

Say:

“I see you.”

“I’m here.”

“You don’t have to go through this alone.”

Even the smallest note can be a porch light left on—flickering gently, just enough to guide someone home.